ABridge92

Profile of ABridge92: The Daily Duelist

Meet ABridge92, a chess player who treats the 64 squares like their personal battlefield—sometimes victorious, sometimes hilariously not, but always entertaining. With a peak daily rating nudging 1415 in 2023, ABridge92 has shown both the thrill of a winning streak (a stunning 10 games in a row!) and the humility of a few tough losses.

Known for an aggressive tackling of the "Top Secret" opening in daily games, it's safe to say ABridge92 likes a bit of mystery in the mix. Winning about 66% of those 249 battles, this player certainly keeps opponents guessing – even if the "Top Secret" means it’s still a secret to them sometimes.

With an impressive comeback rate of 83.64% and an unmatched 100% win rate after losing a piece, ABridge92 is the kind of fighter who refuses to bow out early—despite an early resignation rate of a humble 1.32%, maybe just to keep the drama alive. Endgames are a personal favorite, with 74.4% of games reaching the final showdown, and wins averaging a marathon 64 moves, proving endurance is just as important as tactics.

ABridge92 shines bright at twilight hours, boasting win rates over 90% at 22:00 and 23:00, and a perfect score at odd early hours (4:00 and 7:00!)—perhaps fueled by midnight snacks and caffeine jolts. Saturdays are their turf, with a winning rate over 75%. Sundays aren’t bad either—maybe a day of rest or just good vibes on the board.

Friends and foes alike know ABridge92’s most frequent sparring partner is mikebond105, whom they’ve clashed with 147 times and bested nearly 65% of the time. Other notable rivals include boyce-92 (win rate 79%) and joechucas, the latter not so lucky, with just a 38% win rate for ABridge92.

Whether playing White or Black, ABridge92 maintains a strong performance, winning around two-thirds of their games on both sides of the board. Their style? Patient, tactical, and not afraid to dig deep into complex endgames.

Despite a bit of a tilt factor of 3 (because who doesn’t occasionally flail when a blunder strikes?), ABridge92 keeps coming back for more, with a total of 249 daily wins stacked against 75 losses and a handful of draws.

In summary, ABridge92 is the kind of chess player who plays to win, plays to learn, and most importantly, plays to have fun (even if the "Top Secret" remains unsolved).