Player Profile: ale00f
Meet ale00f, the chess player who has turned the battlefield of sixty-four squares into a rollercoaster of epic wins, narrow losses, and generous draws. With a rapid rating peak of 587 in 2022 and a blitz max of 992 in the same year, ale00f is a fierce competitor who keeps opponents on their toes—whether moving fast or thinking it through.
Playing Style & Stats
Known for a modest early resignation rate of about 10%, ale00f prefers to battle things out, with an endgame frequency of over 56%. Battles often stretch to an average of 51 moves per victory, proving it’s a test of patience, strategy, and endurance.
White or Black pieces? Doesn't matter much here — ale00f’s win rates whisper a near-equal tale (White at 46% and Black at 46.5%). Fun fact: after losing a piece, ale00f’s comeback win rate blasts through the roof at an unforgettable 100%, showing true resilience and tactical sharpness.
Notable Records & Rivalries
With 223 rapid games under their belt, ale00f has a near-even split of 104 wins, 105 losses, and a few well-earned draws. Though blitz games are few and far between (just 2 recorded), ale00f's experience there suggests room for growth—or a secret strategy still in the vault, labeled "Top Secret."
Despite some tough rivalries—like a 0% win rate against "asmambara"—ale00f has managed a fascinating 100% win rate against a variety of opponents, including “meltahawey,” “lord_saymon,” and “geoblu9.” Clearly, when the stars align, ale00f becomes unstoppable.
When Does ale00f Shine?
Timing is everything: ale00f’s best hour of the day is unpredictably sharp between 14:00 and 11:00 (100% win rate in both hours!), while Fridays bring a respectable 54% win rate. Early mornings? Not so much, with win rates hovering closer to a coin toss. Apparently, the queen prefers a mid-afternoon coffee break.
A Quirky Chess Biography
ale00f is the embodiment of the chess underdog story. A player who refuses to back down despite the rating dips and pixelated casualties, always aiming for the comeback glory. With a tilt factor of 6%, ale00f occasionally flinches—but then bounces back with the ferocity of a rook launching across the board.
In a world of grandmasters and lightning-fast bullet games, ale00f proves that steady, thoughtful play and a stubborn love of the game can create stories worth telling. So, if you see ale00f online, prepare for a game that’s part chess, part psychological thriller, and 100% unforgettable.