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Zhamsaran Tsydypov GM

Username: Zhuu96

Location: Улан-Удэ

Playing Since: 2014-12-06 (Active)

Wow Factor: ♟♟♟♟♟

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Rapid: 2525
13W / 10L / 4D
Blitz: 3090
2151W / 1295L / 438D
Bullet: 2868
473W / 255L / 30D

Zhamsaran Tsydypov - Chess Grandmaster Extraordinaire

Meet Zhamsaran Tsydypov, a chess Grandmaster with a blitz rating that could scare even the best from their openings! Known in the online battlefield as Zhuu96, this formidable tactician has danced through tens of thousands of games, always keeping their opponents on the edge of their seats — or their bishops.

Since bursting onto the scene in 2014 with a blitz rating of 1386 (rookie days!), Zhuu96 rapidly catapulted to a peak blitz rating of a jaw-dropping 3213 in May 2025. Their bullet chess prowess is no less intimidating, hitting a peak rating above 3100, and in rapid games, they’ve clocked over 3000 at their best. Simply put, Zhuu96 handles the clock like it’s a mere suggestion — a Grandmaster who thrives at high speed.

With an astonishing winning streak record of 32 games, you better believe that when Zhuu96 starts cooking, it’s checkmate or bust. They have a somewhat famous loving relationship with openings like the Sicilian Defense - Open Najdorf Variation, boasting an 87.5% win rate, and showing some serious affection for the Caro-Kann Advance and Alapin Sicilian as well. Opponents beware: their "Top Secret" opening choice has already amassed over 4,000 blitz battles with nearly 54% wins.

But chess isn't just about the moves—it’s also about the psyche. Zhuu96’s psychological trends reveal a tilt factor of 13: not the calmest cucumber in stressful moments, but hey, who stays zen while tearing through the ranks at 3000+? Their best time of day to play is at 23:00, proving that midnight oil and opening traps often go hand in hand.

With over 3,000 wins in blitz, over 500 in bullet, and a respectable tally in rapid games as well, Zhuu96 is a fierce competitor who can be relied on to turn even the most mundane positions into tactical fireworks.

When Zhuu96 isn’t busy shredding their opponents like a Grandmaster maestro, they enjoy resigning early when things don't go as planned, keeping their energy reserved for the next dazzling victory. And yes, the endgame is their playground — nearly 73% of their games see them fighting deep into the late stages.

To give you a tiny glimpse of their style, their latest celebrated win in May 2025 saw them masterfully handling the Sicilian Najdorf, playing with surgical precision that forced an opponent to bow out by resignation — the hallmark of a true chess artist.

Whether you face them as jinbojinbo, rollercoaster29, or pouya21, be prepared — Zhamsaran Tsydypov is not a mere player, but a blitzing force of nature on 64 squares.

Chess.com profile link: Zhuu96


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Hi Zhamsaran, here is your personalized performance review

Your current trajectory

• Consistent blitz specialist with a peak of 3213 (2025-05-18).
• Activity graph (

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) shows you score best in the late-evening sessions – consider scheduling serious games then.
• Your win-rate jumps on Tuesdays (see
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), matching your regular Titled Tuesday appearances.

What you already do well

  • Proactive pawn storms – your Najdorf win against Jiner Zhu displayed excellent feel for space grabbing with h3–g4–h4–g5. See the critical sequence:

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  • Dynamic piece play – in the King’s Indian versus Pouya21 you found the thematic break …c5 and followed with an exchange sacrifice on a3, seizing the initiative.
  • Pressure openings as Black – your Advance-Caro lines (…h6 …c5 …Nc6) often leave White reeling for development.

Recurring issues to address

  • Time-management – four of the last six losses were flagged or resigned with <5 seconds. You often invest ~45 s on move 10-18, then scramble later. Try a “soft cap” of 10 s / move until move 20.
  • Loose king safety in the English/1…g6 setups – vs. Chopper1905 you allowed Nb5–Nd6 and the queen infiltration Qa4–Qf4–e3. Review sidelines where White sacrifices a pawn for activity and keep the dark-square bishop ready.
  • End-game technique – the 98-move loss to AquariusMan2006 featured a won rook-and-knight ending that slipped away. Work on rook + passed-pawn vs bishop endings and practical opposition drills.
  • Tactical blind spots – several defeats sprang from missed intermediate moves (e.g. 40…Rb4? in the loss to Armen_ChessMate). Add 15-minute daily Zwischenzug puzzles to your routine.

Action plan for the coming week

  1. Opening refresh
    • Caro-Kann: prepare 6…c5 against both 6.Be2 and 6.Nc3.
    • King’s Indian: rehearse the Makogonov line (5.h3) – your opponents are steering there.
    • Anti-English: add a solid 1…e5 system to diversify when 1.c4 avoids your Pirc setups.
  2. Clock discipline drill
    • Play three 3 + 2 games/day with the goal never below 50 % of initial time before move 20.
    • Review each game only for time usage, not moves.
  3. End-game mini-course
    • 20 positions from Dvoretsky’s “rook-and-minor-piece vs pawns” chapter.
    • Finish with five 5 + 5 sparring games that start from an equal rook ending.
  4. Tactics maintenance
    • 25 mixed-difficulty puzzles, tagging every missed idea (fork, pin, deflection, back-rank mate).
    • Weekly puzzle rush target: ≥48.

Mindset reminder

“Fast players aren’t born – they rehearse evaluation shortcuts until they feel like intuition.”
Take pride in your attacking flair, but couple it with crisp time usage and end-game calm. Small tweaks will push you to the next bracket.

Good luck in your next Titled Tuesday!



🆚 Opponent Insights

Recent Opponents
Oleksandr Bortnyk 4W / 3L / 1D
Mitrabha Guha 2W / 1L / 0D
Alexander Rustemov 16W / 8L / 4D
Tugstumur Yesuntumur 1W / 0L / 0D
Dau Khuong Duy 0W / 1L / 0D
jumpman1998 1W / 0L / 0D
Peter Michalik 17W / 15L / 6D
Semyon Puzyrevsky 0W / 0L / 1D
rebeljohnny 1W / 0L / 0D
starmorning 1W / 0L / 0D
Most Played Opponents
Daniel Naroditsky 153W / 88L / 17D
Hikaru Nakamura 26W / 110L / 17D
Aleksei Sarana 25W / 31L / 6D
David Paravyan 14W / 30L / 16D
Pavel Eljanov 22W / 21L / 11D

Rating

Year Bullet Blitz Rapid Daily
2025 2868 2758 2523 2523
2024 2817 3035 2489
2023 2827 3005
2022 2892 2936
2021 2806 2915 2497
2020 2924 2858 2497
2019 2754 2946 2889
2018 2869 2884
2017 2719 2735
2016 2652 2620
2015 2406
2014 2309 1133
Rating by Year20142015201620172018201920202021202220232024202530351133YearRatingBulletBlitzRapid

Stats by Year

Year White Black Moves
2025 213W / 86L / 33D 185W / 100L / 35D 86.5
2024 10W / 10L / 5D 11W / 10L / 3D 91.8
2023 49W / 17L / 8D 40W / 18L / 13D 88.1
2022 108W / 52L / 24D 94W / 58L / 22D 82.8
2021 131W / 61L / 31D 126W / 73L / 25D 85.1
2020 141W / 118L / 41D 165W / 107L / 22D 79.8
2019 384W / 282L / 34D 347W / 296L / 41D 40.2
2018 315W / 176L / 50D 268W / 204L / 54D 82.5
2017 150W / 101L / 20D 136W / 96L / 23D 79.0
2016 97W / 28L / 5D 88W / 38L / 5D 73.1
2015 11W / 2L / 0D 8W / 3L / 0D 67.2
2014 18W / 2L / 0D 16W / 4L / 0D 66.3

Openings: Most Played

Blitz Opening Games Wins Losses Draws Win Rate
Unknown 684 348 335 1 50.9%
Sicilian Defense: Najdorf Variation 182 110 61 11 60.4%
Caro-Kann Defense 180 115 48 17 63.9%
Modern 85 51 24 10 60.0%
Amazon Attack: Siberian Attack 81 48 26 7 59.3%
Sicilian Defense 77 48 21 8 62.3%
Döry Defense 75 40 28 7 53.3%
Sicilian Defense: Closed 65 30 30 5 46.1%
Blackburne Shilling Gambit 62 32 22 8 51.6%
Petrov's Defense 58 30 19 9 51.7%
Daily Opening Games Wins Losses Draws Win Rate
Czech Defense 1 0 0 1 0.0%
Bullet Opening Games Wins Losses Draws Win Rate
Nimzo-Larsen Attack 39 27 11 1 69.2%
Modern 35 21 13 1 60.0%
Döry Defense 33 18 12 3 54.5%
Colle System: Rhamphorhynchus Variation 29 16 13 0 55.2%
French Defense 29 19 10 0 65.5%
Amar Gambit 27 23 4 0 85.2%
Czech Defense 24 16 8 0 66.7%
Australian Defense 21 13 6 2 61.9%
French Defense: Classical Variation, Svenonius Variation 20 11 8 1 55.0%
Hungarian Opening: Wiedenhagen-Beta Gambit 20 14 5 1 70.0%

🔥 Streaks

Streak Longest Current
Winning 32 0
Losing 13 2