AdachiChess

AdachiChess: The Relentless Rapid Rumbler

Once upon a chessboard, in the not-so-distant year of 2022, a player named AdachiChess embarked on their noble quest of rapid chess. Starting with a promising 1015 rating, their journey has been anything but dull. With a knack for perseverance over pure dominance, AdachiChess’s career is a testament to determination (and the occasional heroic comeback).

Rating Rollercoaster

From an initial solid 1015, AdachiChess's rapid rating experienced a wild ride—plummeting to the 300s and 400s by 2024 and 2025. Despite some ups and downs, including a max rapid rating near 477 and a recent 399, the passion for the game never faded. Blitz chess, however, remains somewhat of a mystery with just two games played and a tough 0-2 record; clearly, a style still in the works.

Playing Style and Strategy

AdachiChess’s approach is marked by deep thinking and patience, boasting an average of about 56 moves per game regardless of winning or losing — proving they enjoy a good long battle rather than a quick skirmish. Their endgame frequency is solid, appearing in more than half their games, and they hold a respectable 40% win rate when playing Black, showing versatility beyond the white pieces.

Mind Over Matter

Here’s where things get interesting: AdachiChess is a comeback artist with a staggering 77.78% comeback rate and an impeccable track record after losing a piece (100% win rate post adversity!). The emotional rollercoaster is real, too — a moderate tilt factor of 5 and a 40.91% difference in wins between rated and casual games suggests that sometimes nerves might get the better of this brave soul.

Victories, Rivalries, and Secret Openings

With 45 wins out of 108 rapid games using a rather Top Secret opening (we’re as curious as you are!), AdachiChess doesn’t shy from surprising opponents. This player has wrestled with a colorful lineup of rivals, with mixed success — triumphing impressively against some (100% win rate against players like juliiiu_08, f4b1ano, and aronh625) while still hunting for the recipe to crack tougher opponents.

Perfect Timing? Mostly.

Matches played on Mondays, Tuesdays, Sundays, and Saturdays seem to bring out the best in AdachiChess, boasting win rates around 50%. Early mornings (hours 0 to 4) fuel a particularly fierce competitor, with some hours boasting up to 80% win rates — clearly the witching hour for tactical brilliance. Afternoons and evenings are more challenging, but hey, every chess hero has their off hours.

The Tale Continues...

AdachiChess may not yet be a grandmaster of the blitz or a rapid rating titan, but their story is one of heart, grit, and plenty of cheeky underdog moments. Whether they’re fiercely battling through a tough endgame, staging a wrenching comeback, or just making their opponents sweat, this player embodies the true spirit of chess: never giving up, always learning, and occasionally, throwing in a surprise that no one saw coming.