aless855

Player Profile: aless855

Meet aless855, a chess warrior navigating the battlefield of 64 squares with a flair for comebacks and a subtle knack for surprise! Known for their adventurous use of the French Defense—sometimes with a side of mystery thanks to the intriguingly named Top Secret opening—aless855 attacks opponents with a mix of calculated strikes and unexpected twists.

With a blitz peak rating of 358 and an even shinier rapid rating cresting at an impressive 1025, aless855 has shown they're no stranger to speed and strategy. Bullet chess aficionados might recognize their scorching hot peak of 1200, proving they can think faster than a microwave popcorn popping.

Their battle stats reveal a spirited player with 188 blitz wins and a fierce fighting spirit that boasts a comeback rate above 52%. If the tide turns and a piece is lost, aless855 still clinches victory about one-third of the time—a noble underdog who refuses to back down.

Playing style? Endgames are their playground, occurring in over half of games, while early resignations are kept refreshingly low (under 5%). White pieces hold a modest advantage, but black is where aless855 seems to channel a bit of magic, with a higher win percentage.

Not one to crumble under pressure—tilt is kept in check (factor of 9)—though it's best to challenge aless855 before dawn because their best time to play is the mysterious hour of 4 AM. Night owls and early risers beware!

Fun Fact

aless855 once achieved a stunning checkmate victory in under 10 moves using the French Defense, leaving their opponent wondering if they’d stumbled into a magic trick or a chess masterclass. Games often end in a flourish: well over 70 checkmate wins and a respectable number of wins by timeout and resignation.

Opponents with usernames like gabdvl11 have been frequent foes, with aless855 winning just under 44% of those duels—a reminder that even the mightiest have worthy rivals.

Whether grinding through rapid games or blitz battles, aless855 combines tactical grit, psychological resilience, and that undying love for chess that turns each match into a story worth telling. Keep an eye on this player—on and off the clock, they love to keep things top secret.

Ready to face them yourself? Just remember: the clock is ticking and 4 AM is prime time!