A1N1337

Chess Player Profile: A1N1337

Meet A1N1337, a Rapid chess warrior navigating the complex battlefield of strategy and mind games with a rating that peaked at 624 in 2025. Known for a blend of resilience and tactical flair, A1N1337 is not your average player — this competitor’s games are a thrilling rollercoaster from first move to the endgame.

With nearly a hundred Rapid games under their belt, A1N1337 holds a respectable record of 43 wins, 47 losses, and a few draws sneaking in at 4. Their style is equal parts patient and aggressive, boasting an average game length of around 65 moves when winning — proving stamina is as crucial as skill.

Opening the gates with creativity, A1N1337 favors the King’s Fianchetto Opening, with nearly 30 battles fought there and a win rate just shy of 47%. Notably, the Nimzowitsch Larsen Attack Modern Variation is their secret weapon, boasting a flawless 100% win rate in limited play. When things get dicey, they demonstrate an astonishing 79% comeback rate — losing a piece? No problem, the win rate after losing material is a stunning 100%! Talk about turning lemons into checkmates.

Their psychological game is strong, with a low tilt factor of 4, indicating a cool head even when the clock ticks down. However, their early resignation rate sits at a modest 6%, suggesting a fighter who knows when to hold ‘em and when to fold ‘em.

Matchups with opponents are a mixed bag: A1N1337 enjoys perfect streaks against some (shoutout to universmondial and antoine_gao) but bitter rivalries with others — jamboolin remains undefeated against them. Interestingly, Friday and Sunday games bring out the best in A1N1337, boasting win rates above 58%, while the magical hour seems to be 21:00 with an 85% win rate — clearly, prime time brilliance.

All in all, A1N1337 is a relentless strategist with a dash of humor and a fierce love for the longest, most intense battles. Whether pitting their wits in the calm of midday or the nighttime blitz, this player never stops hunting for that perfect checkmate.