Af Lect: The Chess Journeyman
Af Lect, a chess enthusiast known by the username Aflect, might not be storming grandmaster rankings just yet, but they've certainly carved out an entertaining and resilient presence on the 64 squares. Starting from humble bullet beginnings in 2020 with a rating of 1079, Af Lect's game has been a rollercoaster featuring epic highs like a peak bullet rating of 1350 in 2023, and some humbling lows that would make even a chess engine pause for sympathy.
Though the blitz ratings have taken a nosedive from 1084 in 2020 to a modest 106 in 2025, Af Lect’s rapid games tell a story of gritty determination. Averaging a win rate hovering around 44% in rapid and racking up over 200 victories, Af Lect proves to be a fighter who loves a good long battle, spending an average of 42 moves per win and showing remarkable tenacity with a 41% win rate even when playing black.
Af Lect's strategic flair shines brightest when things look grim—boasting a 100% win rate after losing a piece. Yes, that's right, if you're hoping to catch Af Lect off guard after snatching material, beware: this player comes back swinging with a comeback rate of nearly 41%, turning potential blunders into moments of glory.
But it's not all steely nerves and calculated moves. Af Lect has a spotted psychological profile with a tilt factor of 14, proving that even the most passionate players have that one stubborn loss that sends them on a brief emotional journey—and who can blame them? After all, chess isn’t just about moves; it’s about heart (and maybe a bit of cursing under the breath).
With a longest winning streak of 6 and a diverse opponent pool ranging from "babapasha07" to "kingonik," Af Lect's chess story is one of perseverance, humor, and an unquenchable thirst for the game. Whether winning or losing, Af Lect reminds us all that chess is a lifelong adventure filled with surprises, comebacks, and just the right amount of chaos.
