AlenaBerg

AlenaBerg: The Rollercoaster of Rapid Chess

AlenaBerg is not your average chess player; they’re a whirlwind on the rapid chessboard, with a playstyle as dynamic as their rating history. Peaking at a rapid rating of 621 in 2025, AlenaBerg’s games are anything but predictable, averaging a win rate that fluctuates as much as their famously dramatic matches.

Playing Style & Strengths

With an early resignation rate of only 5.33%, AlenaBerg seldom throws in the towel before the battle truly begins. They prefer long tactical scrambles, averaging nearly 38 moves per win and refusing to give up easily — boasting a comeback rate of 37.7% and an astonishing 100% win rate after losing a piece. Legend has it, if you capture one of their pawns, you better be ready for a showdown because AlenaBerg fights back ferociously.

Openings: A Mixed Bag of Charm

AlenaBerg experiments with a variety of openings, showing particular fondness for the Bishop’s Opening, with an even 50% win rate over 16 games. While not always successful, their choice of less-common lines like the Queen’s Pawn Chigorin Variation (60% win rate) and the Englund Gambit (also 50%) highlights a penchant for catching opponents off guard. Beware if you face them—you might find yourself tangled in an unexpected line!

Notable Opponent Records

Against some rivals, AlenaBerg hasn't tasted victory yet (looking at you, mgugec and me_storm). However, they have a perfect 100% win rate against several players, such as wailbouhadja and emmozg, proving they can be a flawless machine in the right matchups. Their resilience and unpredictability make every encounter unique and exciting.

When to Catch AlenaBerg

If you want to challenge them at their peak, late mornings (especially around 10-11 AM) on Thursdays and Wednesdays are prime time, boasting winning rates over 60%. Conversely, Saturday might be their day off with just a 20% win rate — maybe even chess champions need a weekend break!

Behind the Scenes

AlenaBerg’s “Tilt Factor” sits at a moderate 8, which means while frustration does sneak in, it hardly ever ruins the game. Their dramatic swings between brilliant wins and tough losses give a human touch to their matches, reminding all that chess is as much about psychology as strategy.

In a nutshell, AlenaBerg plays rapid chess like it’s a thrilling rollercoaster — full of unexpected twists, daring moves, and a fighting spirit that keeps opponents on their toes. Whether you’re a fan or a rival, watching AlenaBerg’s games is never dull.