3meemi

Profile Summary: 3meemi

Meet 3meemi, a lively chess warrior navigating the 2025 blitz and rapid battlegrounds with both spirited hope and a good dose of humility. With a blitz rating fluctuating between 100 and 164 and a rapid rating peaking at 411 (a flash of brilliance!), this player’s journey is less about instant mastery and more about enduring the roller coaster of wins, losses, and draws—especially the latter two.

In blitz, 3meemi has played 53 games, winning 14 and unfortunately stumbling 36 times, with a few draws sprinkled in for good measure. Rapid play is a bit more modest with 13 games, only three wins and nine losses, but hey, practicing patience is part of the game too!

Opening repertoire highlights: 3meemi loves mixing it up with the classic King's Pawn Opening, showing a preference for the King's Knight Variation where they've pulled off victories at a 67% win rate—a solid comfort zone. However, some openings like the Center Game and Scandinavian Defense have proved tougher nuts to crack, yielding zero wins so far.

Tactical strength comes from their remarkable ability to bounce back: a 29% comeback rate and an undefeated record after losing a piece! In other words, if 3meemi loses a bishop, it’s "game on" and time to crank up the pressure. But don’t expect a long unbroken winning streak—two wins in a row is their current record, keeping suspense alive.

When it comes to time of play, evenings (around 7-9 PM) seem to be prime for clutch performances with win rates hitting 50% or better—perhaps fueled by a cup of coffee or sheer stubbornness. Weekdays aren’t off the hook either, especially Mondays with a respectable 35% win rate.

Psychologically speaking, 3meemi’s tilt factor is gently contained at 8%, meaning occasional frustration is natural but keeps them coming back valiantly for more blitz duels. Endgames are a frequent battlefield, appearing in almost half the games, which matches their patient, slightly cautious style.

The Winning Moments

Recent victories highlight 3meemi’s readiness to snatch wins from even the toughest positions—often by making opponents resign or succeeding on time pressure. The latest famous win came against scolocs by resignation after a tactical queen assault and clever pressure in the early midgame.

Humor Corner

If chess had a “Most Humble” award, 3meemi might sneak in as a contender—not for flawless technique, but for the sheer consistency of showing up, giving it their best, and sometimes turning “Oops!” moments into “Ha! Gotcha!” triumphs. Their favorite moves? Well, probably "Oops, did I just blunder?" followed swiftly by "Wait, I’m still winning?".

Keep an eye on 3meemi: their passion and perseverance could surprise even the grandmasters someday. Until then, we salute the brave soul who fights the clock, the openings, and sometimes their own pieces with equal fervor.