Yeremia Natan Saragih

Yeremia Natan Saragih – The Chess Maverick

Meet Yeremia Natan Saragih, or as the chess.com world knows him, yeremianatansaragih. A player who mixes ambitious openings with a pinch of unpredictability, Yeremia dances across the 64 squares with a blend of resilience and creativity.

Player Profile & Style

Yeremia’s chess journey in 2023 has seen him dabble confidently in all time controls: Blitz, Rapid, Bullet, and Daily games. His highest peak ratings this year include a blitz peak of 885, rapid peak soaring to 1708, a daily high of 1600, and a lightning-fast bullet peak of 1284. Though climbing, his ratings reflect the challenging life of a spirited competitor taking on the world move by move.

His playing style could be described as doggedly persistent. With an endgame frequency over 51%, Yeremia is no stranger to the longer battles that test a player's grit. Not one to quit early often (only about 10% early resignations), he prefers to fight through complexity. That tactical game? Impressive – a comeback rate close to 70% confirms this player believes no position is truly lost until the final move.

Opening Explorations

Yeremia has a love-hate relationship with the Van 't Kruijs Opening — playing it 27 times in blitz with a win rate of just 33%. It seems this opening keeps him both on his toes and occasionally on his back-foot. On the flip side, he finds some comfort in the Queen's Pawn Opening Zukertort Variation boasting a commendable 67% blitz win rate.

The French Defense King's Indian Attack stands out as a shining beacon in his blitz repertoire—a flawless 100% win rate in three games. Clearly, when Yeremia chooses his battles, he can turn defense into dazzling offense.

Competitive Spirit & Stats

The numbers tell a tale. Across all time controls, Yeremia holds on to a fighting record:

• Blitz: 42 wins to 54 losses (and 3 draws)
• Rapid: 81 wins vs 99 losses (with 6 draws)
• Bullet: Punchy 8 wins against just 2 losses
• Daily: A patient 1 win against 7 losses

While the losses outnumber the wins, the margin isn’t disheartening. More importantly, Yeremia's proven ability to bounce back – especially after losing a piece – shows a tenacity many a grandmaster would nod to.

Psychological Chess: When Does Yeremia Shine?

Yeremia’s peak playing hours are nothing short of legendary — he enjoys a perfect 100% win rate at 21:00 and 23:00 hours (clearly after dinner and some well-deserved coffee). Early mornings? Not so much (just 16.67% win rate at 6 AM). A tilt factor of 8 suggests he occasionally lets frustration creep in after setbacks, but with a comeback rate near 70%, he’s quick to remember that every chess titan has off-days.

Memorable Moments

Recent battles showcase his ability to outwit opponents on time and technique. For instance, in the most recent win against GideonNPS, Yeremia masterfully employed a sequence of exchanges and tactical maneuvers on the Van 't Kruijs Opening line, finishing the game victoriously on time — proving timing isn't just for clocks, but for wits too.

Of course, like any good hero, Yeremia has taken his fair share of hits, including a recent loss against the same well-matched GideonNPS, ending by checkmate — a reminder that in chess, humility is just a move away.

In Summary

Yeremia Natan Saragih is an emerging chess enthusiast full of surprises. His blend of defensive prowess, tenacious comebacks, and quirky time-of-day flare make him a player to watch — whether he’s launching a French Defense King's Indian Attack or locking horns on the chaotic Van 't Kruijs battlefield. One things's for sure: yeremianatansaragih doesn’t just play chess; he lives it, one move at a time.

Keep an eye on the clock when Yeremia’s online – checkmate could be closer than you think!