1sttherock1

Player Profile: 1sttherock1

Meet 1sttherock1, an adventurous chess warrior navigating the ever-turbulent seas of Rapid and Blitz games. Their chess journey is a dramatic rollercoaster, with Rapid ratings bouncing between 665 and a peak of 1347 before settling in the high 900s, proving they never shy away from a challenge... or a tactical blunder or two.

Known for a fearless comeback streak — with a stunning 78.7% comeback rate — 1sttherock1 embodies the spirit of resilience. Even when losing pieces, their win rate magically stays at 100%, making opponents wonder if their lost rook was just a clever decoy.

Endgames are their playground, with a dedication level of nearly 74% games reaching this thrilling phase. Patience is not just a virtue but a signature move here, as their matches often extend to an average of 70+ moves whether they win or lose. They play the long game - literally.

A master of timing, 1sttherock1 enjoys igniting battles at the crack of dawn and well into the evening, with a suspiciously high 75% win rate at 4 AM — an undeniable sign of nocturnal brilliance or perhaps just caffeine-fueled determination.

Opponents beware: this player holds some impressive personal match records, often leaving rivals baffled — clocking 100% win rates against favorite foes like "santiagogarz" and "bacchusmars," while some, like "b0b3yman," remain trickier adversaries with zero wins. A true enigma on the chessboard!

Off the board, 1sttherock1’s tilt factor hovers around 12%, showing a healthy grumble here and there but nothing a few good moves can't fix. Early resignations are rare (just over 1%), proving they usually fight till checkmate or epic stalemate.

Whether wielding the white pieces or commanding the black, 1sttherock1 keeps their win rates respectable and competitive – around 47.5% and 44% respectively — showing a balanced skill that keeps the suspense alive until the very last move.

So if you encounter 1sttherock1 in an online arena, prepare for a wild ride: unexpected twists, relentless comebacks, and a few sneaky traps that could make a chess grandmaster smile… or groan.