Aleex200

Player Profile: Aleex200

Meet Aleex200, the chess enthusiast whose rating rollercoaster is almost as thrilling as their games! Starting strong in 2021 with a blitz max rating of 824 and a rapid peak of 1082, Aleex200 swiftly proved they could dance with the pieces — even if sometimes the board won the dance battle.

Known for a Top Secret opening repertoire (because who wants to reveal their best tricks?), Aleex200 has logged over 180 games blitzing opponents left and right, achieving a respectable ~44% win rate there, and a touch over 42% in rapid. When it comes to bullet, well, let's just say Aleex200's lightning-fast reflexes have scored an impressive near 57% win rate — because sometimes speed trumps strategy!

Despite a tendency to sometimes wave the white flag early (early resignation rate of about 15%), Aleex200 shows stubborn stamina in the endgame, engaging over half their games in the thrilling final moves. With an average of roughly 51 moves per win, patience and persistence are definitely part of their chess persona.

When the chips are down, Aleex200 shines brightest—boasting a remarkable 100% win rate after losing a piece. Talk about turning lemons into lemonade! The comeback kid is real, with 58% of games bouncing back from a disadvantage.

Win streaks may not be legendary (longest streak stands at 4), but the current streak is alive and kicking at 1 — a quiet reminder that every game is a new story. And speaking of stories, Aleex200 has faced the same opponents multiple times, edging out victories two-thirds of the time against the notably frequent rival, nikushi23.

You’ll find Aleex200 most active and successful around mid-afternoon and late evenings—particularly a perfect 100% win rate at 10 PM and a solid 75% at 6 PM. Clearly, the night is young and so is Aleex200’s hunger for chess triumphs.

In summary, Aleex200 might not always storm the ratings charts, but their resilience, flashes of brilliance, and secret weapon openings make every match worth watching. For now, the adventure continues—one pawn push at a time.