abredli

Profile Summary: abredli

Meet abredli, a chess enthusiast whose journey through the 64 squares is nothing short of a thrilling saga! Starting around 2014 with a modest Blitz rating of 1047, abredli has since danced across the rapid, daily, blitz, and even bullet realms of chess, steadily sharpening their skills while charming the chess community with resilience and a touch of flair.

With a rapid rating soaring up to 1232 in 2025 and a bullet speed capped near 985, abredli has proven to be quite the versatile player. Whether it’s methodical daily games or lightning-fast bullet battles, this player approaches each match with strategic patience and lightning reflexes—often averaging around 60 moves per game, whether winning or losing, so be prepared for a fight that lasts until the very end!

Their win-loss record tells a tale of fierce persistence: over 1100 rapid wins balanced by a nearly equal tally of losses and a sprinkle of draws, while in blitz, abredli has contested nearly 4000 games across the years with impressive dedication. Oh, and don't be fooled—this player’s comeback rate is a remarkable 74.39%, and an uncanny 100% win rate after losing a piece, suggesting that underdog stories are their specialty. Clearly, abredli refuses to throw in the towel early—matching their low early resignation rate of just under 2%.

Strategy-wise, abredli favors mysterious openings labeled "Unknown Opening" and a cheeky "Top Secret" variation, maintaining steady win rates about 49-50% in rapid and slightly higher in daily games—keeping opponents guessing and on their toes. Their play peaks in mid-afternoon and early evening, especially around 5-6 PM and 10 AM, when their win rate climbs above 50%, although 7 AM seems more like nap time with a dip to 37%! They battle best on Tuesdays and Thursdays cycling close to 50%, proving the middle of the week is where the magic happens.

When wearing the white pieces, abredli holds a slight edge with a 50.55% win rate, while as black, they put up a respectable 47.12%. They’re not just about brute force; the endgame is their playground, occurring in over 60% of their battles, which tend to extend close to 60 moves—meaning they neither rush nor fatigue easily.

As for psychological stamina, abredli demonstrates a solid tilt factor of 11, indicating a cool head under pressure, with a significant win boost in rated games compared to casual bouts. The current winning streak is a lively 3 and the longest ever recorded is 11 games in a row—so crossing swords with abredli means facing a formidable foe with confidence and perseverance.

All in all, abredli is a persistent, fearless fighter on the chessboard, blending steady strategy with tactical surprises and a knack for dramatic comebacks. Whether you're an opponent or a teammate, be prepared for a game that’s as much a mental marathon as it is a test of chess prowess.

Fun fact: abredli’s opponents better watch out—losing a piece is apparently just a setup for the next great comeback!