Profile Summary: adelki1
Meet adelki1, a determined chess enthusiast journeying through the 64 squares with a rating rollercoaster that would make a soap opera jealous! In 2025, adelki1 has a Blitz rating peaking at 1026, bullet dangling around 103, and a rapid peak rating of 293 from a solitary rapid game victory. It’s clear that rapid play is a secret weapon, or maybe just a rare wild card.
With nearly 8,500 blitz games under their belt, adelki1 has experienced both victory and defeat in grand fashion, winning 2,167 games but also embracing the art of loss with over 5,000 matches lost—chess is about resilience, after all! The bullet format tells a similar tale of daring battles with 117 wins out of 497 games.
adelki1’s playing style is a mix of bull and breeze: an early resignation rate of 45.17% suggests they’re quick to cut their losses — or maybe they just hate tedious endgames. It’s odd then that endgame frequency clocks in at a modest 11.35%, showing a preference to conclude battles swiftly. Tactical awareness shines through with a perfect 100% win rate after losing a piece, proving that when the chips are down, the comeback kid is ready to rumble.
Opening repertoire is adventurous, favoring the Van t Kruijs and Scandinavian Defense in blitz games—adelki1 seems ready to carve out unique territory rather than following the beaten paths. The infamous Clemenz Opening appears to be their kryptonite, with win rates dipping below 2% in both blitz and bullet formats.
Not your typical grandmaster, adelki1 is a chess gladiator battling on peculiar terms: average of 36 moves per win but quick on the draw with 20 moves per loss. The psychological rollercoaster is real with a tilt factor of 26, so watch out opponents—you might be seeing some emotional chess throws!
Hours of power? Late evenings and nights rule the roost, with win rates peaking around 21:00 to 23:00, so if you want to challenge adelki1, be prepared for some moonlight duels. Days of the week show a consistent performance, with weekends giving a slight edge.
Overall, adelki1 embodies the spirit of chess struggle and triumph, combining moments of brilliance with a generous dose of humility (and early resignations). So whether you meet them on a blitz battlefield or a bullet battlefield, be ready for an unpredictable, spirited game filled with unexpected twists (and maybe a cheeky early surrender).
