Profile: 107degrees
Title: National Master (National)
Meet 107degrees, a chess wizard who doesn’t just play the game — they practically set the board on fire! With a blazing rating peak of 2366 in blitz and a rapid max rating of 2328, this fiery contender has turned rapid-fire tactics into an art form.
A Career of Heat and Hustle
Starting from humble beginnings (a chilly 480 blitz rating in early 2022), 107degrees quickly heated up to dominate over 500 rapid and blitz games. Their explosive winning streak once scorched through 50 consecutive victories, leaving opponents wondering if they were just chasing shadows on a hot day.
Style & Strategy
Known for an unflappable mindset, 107degrees never resigns early and boasts an impressive comeback rate of nearly 90%. Even after losing a piece, their 100% win rate proves they have tricks up every sleeve — or should we say every square?
With an average of 75 moves per win, patience is as much a weapon as speed. 107degrees excels in endgames, engaging more than 73% of the time, truly embodying the phrase “slow and steady melts the coldest defenses.”
Favorite Opponents & Openings
While most of their openings remain a top secret mystery — understandably, no one wants to give away the heat signature! — their win rate with these openings hovers around a scorching 64% in blitz formats.
Against a wide array of opponents, 107degrees’ results vary dramatically, but they’ve burned through several foes with 100% win rates, showing no mercy to those caught in the line of fire.
When to Catch 107degrees in Action
Looking to challenge this chess firestarter? Saturdays, Wednesdays, and early mornings (especially around 9 and 8 AM!) are prime times when 107degrees is at their most lethal — showing perfect win rates during those hours.
Fun Facts
- Tilt factor: A low 4, meaning even when the heat’s on, they keep their cool.
- Rated vs Casual play win difference: A spicy 63.88% advantage, meaning the pressure only fuels their fire.
Whether you like your chess hot or iced, one thing’s clear: 107degrees brings the heat every time they sit at the board.