aazzll

Chess Player Profile: aazzll

Meet aazzll, a rapid chess warrior who plays the game with a mix of passion, persistence, and an occasional dash of “wait, is that a blunder or a brilliant sacrifice?” Their rating has seen an adventurous climb, hitting a peak rapid rating of 690 in March 2025 — proving they're no stranger to epic battles on the board.

Playing Style & Stats

• Azzll enjoys the grind — with over 2,486 rapid games played, they have a nearly even split of wins (1195) and losses (1173), and a handful of nail-biting draws (118).
• Known for fighting back, their comeback rate is impressive at ~66%, showing grit when behind.
• Their early resignation rate is a humble 3.24%, so they rarely throw in the towel without a fight.
• Chess battles usually last around 63 moves on average — long enough to brew some serious drama.

Favorite Openings

Azzll has a fondness for classic openings with some quirky preferences:

• King's Pawn Opening leads the pack with 482 games and a respectable 49.38% win rate.
• Van ’t Kruijs Opening is their secret weapon, slightly edging out with a 50.45% win rate over 335 games.
• They also dabble in the French Defense and variations, where their win rates shine over 50%, proving they love a good counterattack.

Psychological Quirks & Timing

They are a bit superstitious about their prime chess hours — apparently, 10 PM (22:00) is their magical hour where the stars align and blunders mysteriously vanish (win rate spikes to 57.14% around this time!). Unfortunately, mornings around 8 and 9 AM seem to invite the chess gods’ mischief with win rates dipping below 30%.

Tilt factor is at 12, which might translate to some "did-I-just-move-my-queen-into-a-fork" moments, but who doesn’t?

Memorable Moments

In their most recent victories, aazzll showcased endgame mastery with sharp checkmates and clever resignations from opponents unable to keep up. One thrilling win saw aazzll pull off a textbook checkmate after a tactical melee featuring the Nimzowitsch Defense.

However, even warriors have bad days. Their latest losses involved gritty opponents like “ponenene” and “alauhauakbariun” who managed to navigate through and claim victories, reminding aazzll there’s always room to improve.

The Final Word

With a fighting spirit, intriguing opening repertoire, and a penchant for long, tactical duels, aazzll is a player to watch. Whether climbing the rating ladder or enjoying the thrill of a nail-biter, aazzll proves that in chess, every piece — and every moment — counts. Ready to challenge them? Just don’t let the clock hit 22:00!