AdamZubor

Profile Summary: AdamZubor

AdamZubor is a relentless chess enthusiast with a blitz rating bouncing around the 700s, proudly stubborn and perhaps a bit of a masochist for sticking to Top Secret as his opening of choice in thousands of blitz games. Over more than 3,600 blitz matches played, Adam’s win count almost perfectly matches his losses (1,736 wins vs. 1,724 losses), balanced like a true chess warrior dancing on the edge of victory and defeat.

Known for an exceptional comeback rate of 83.55% and a remarkable 100% win rate after losing a piece, Adam embodies the spirit of the underdog who refuses to admit defeat early — despite an early resignation rate hovering just under 3%. With an average endgame frequency over 75%, it’s clear Adam loves the battlefield where pawns turn queens and patience often triumphs over speed.

When it comes to style, Adam plays lengthy, strategic games with an average of about 69 moves per win and just shy of 72 moves per loss — proof that he’s in it for the long haul and not a quick checkmate. His white pieces get a slightly better fate, winning nearly 48.4% of the time, while black pieces hold their own with a respectable 45% success.

Adam's psychological game is as interesting as his moves — he’s got a tilt factor of 10, suggesting he keeps his cool reasonably well, but his performance difference between rated and casual games shows he raises his game when it matters by nearly 47%.

Time-wise, Adam seems at his best from 9 AM to noon and late evenings, boasting peak win rates around 50% or better in those hours. Weekend and weekday matches have a fairly spread success rate, with Thursday nudging just below 50% win rate, so maybe Thursday evenings are the perfect time to challenge him.

While bullet and rapid chess stats are light on games and victories, Adam’s blitz spirit and endurance on the 64 squares paint the picture of a player who enjoys challenges and the thrill of tactical warfare. Plus, a longest winning streak of 10 games hints that when Adam is on fire, watch out!

His most played opponents are a small circle of rivals like reallynotverygood149 and dynamicjoseph, with mixed results showing that every game is a new story and no one is safe on AdamZubor’s watch.

In the grand arena of internet chess, AdamZubor is a fighter, a strategist, and occasionally a joker who keeps his play a secret — literally — with an opening so classified, only the boldest dare to uncover it.