Alec067

Alec067: The Rollercoaster Rapid Rider

Meet Alec067, a rapid chess player whose journey through the ranks is as thrilling as a rook’s sudden fork. Starting in 2022 with a respectable max rating of 778, Alec’s performance has had its ups and downs, much like a chessboard seesaw. With an overall win-loss-draw record hovering close to even (66 wins, 71 losses, 16 draws), Alec exemplifies persistence and a refusal to quit—even if sometimes the pieces don’t cooperate!

Known for their love of dynamic openings, Alec shines brightest with Queen’s Pawn variations, boasting a solid 70% win rate, and isn’t afraid to tango with the Englund Gambit, holding a sterling 57% success rate—surprising for such an offbeat choice. Unfortunately, the King's Knight Variation hasn't been as kind, with only 25% victories, proving some variations are still a work-in-progress.

The player’s style? Patient and strategic, averaging over 55 moves per win and almost the same on losses, proving Alec loves a good battle until the very endgame—which they seek out in over half of their matches. Early resignations are rare (under 10%), showing a heart that fights for every chance.

Alec’s resilience shines through with an impressive 59% comeback rate and a flawless 100% win rate after losing a piece—if that knight or queen slips away, don’t count Alec out! Their longest winning streak peaked at five games, a mini-victory parade in the making.

When it comes to timing, Alec’s most triumphant hours are surprisingly late night and early mornings, with a 100% win rate in the 2 PM hour and an astounding 68% success around 11 PM—clearly a player who thrives under moonlight and coffee-fueled determination.

Opponent beware: while some rivals like gbutni and louysdeb have seen their dreams crushed (100% loss rate), others manage to dampen Alec's spirits. But with a tilt factor of only 6, Alec keeps calm and chess on.

In summary, Alec067 is your friendly neighborhood rapid chess warrior — sometimes puzzling, sometimes brilliant, but always in it for the long game and the sheer thrill of checkmating one sluggish pawn at a time.