About AiCrossover
Meet AiCrossover, a National Master with a penchant for blitz battles and tactical fireworks. This player has been weaving their chess magic since at least 2015, steadily climbing the rating ladder to reach a peak blitz rating of 2520—a level at which pawns tremble and kings hide.
Chess Journey & Style
AiCrossover’s blitz career is decorated with over 10,000 games where victories dance around 48%, a solid figure given the fiery battleground of rapid time controls. A master of the "Top Secret" opening strategy—whatever that means—AiCrossover consistently surprises opponents with variations like the Trompowsky Attack and Dutch Defense Krejcik Gambit.
With an average of over 78 moves per win and a cool-headed approach leading to a mere 0.47% early resignations, AiCrossover plays the long game. Endgames are a favorite, encountered over 81% of the time, proving resilience and stamina under the ticking clock.
Tactical Prowess & Psychology
This player is a comeback kid, boasting an impressive 88.6% comeback rate after setbacks and winning nearly half their games even after losing a piece. When the going gets tough, AiCrossover gets tactical.
Their tilt factor is humorously low at 12, but even the calmest chess warrior has off days. Interestingly, the best time of day for peak performance is 10:00, so if you want to catch AiCrossover off-guard, maybe try a dawn duel!
Notable Opponents & Records
AiCrossover’s vast opponent list is a veritable who's who of online chess, with some players like mikemorton9 and tugrikov never having a chance, suffering a 100% loss record against AiCrossover. Conversely, others have found ways to crack their defenses.
Whether facing familiar foes like slave-trajkoski or new challengers, AiCrossover's win rates vary but their spirit remains unfazed. With win streaks reaching 10 games, they've had their share of domination—and humble losses, too.
Recent Highlights
Even recently, AiCrossover’s brilliance shines through winning games with patience and precision, like in a recent encounter ending with a resignation victory after a tough series of exchanges in the Queen's Pawn Opening (Zukertort Variation). Of course, every chess story has ups and downs: their latest loss was a checkmate defeat after a fierce Trompowsky Attack Classical variation battle, reminding us that even titans can stumble.
Fun Fact
Known for mysterious "Top Secret" openings and a love of the long game, AiCrossover might just be the chess world's best-kept secret—or maybe just someone who likes to keep their opponents guessing. One thing's for sure: with this National Master on your board, expect a thrilling ride every time!