Aletheyogafreak

Profile: Aletheyogafreak

Meet Aletheyogafreak, a blitz chess adventurer whose rating has seen the peaks and valleys of 317 down to a humble 174 in recent days – a rollercoaster ride that any chess enthusiast can admire. Despite a modest blitz rating, this player approaches the 64 squares with a cunning mix of persistence and comedic resignation.

Known for a somewhat secretive opening repertoire (aptly named "Top Secret"), Aletheyogafreak has played 57 blitz games with a win rate hovering around 33%. It's not all about quick wins though; sometimes the best move is to bow out early, and with an early resignation rate near 16%, this player knows when to save energy for the next battle.

When on a roll, this chess warrior has boasted a longest winning streak of 6 games—proof that underdogs can have their shining moments. But beware, the losses stack up too; a 19-38 win-loss record means that sometimes, the pawns just refuse to cooperate.

Style & Strategy

• Average Moves: Wins tend to come after about 29 thoughtful moves, while losses drag on just a bit longer, averaging 30 moves.
• Win Rate by Color: Slightly favors White with 34% wins, but Black suits them well too, landing 32% wins.
• Tactical Resilience: Impressively, Aletheyogafreak has a 100% win rate in games where a piece was lost—clearly thriving in adversity!

Opponent Highlights

This player has encountered familiar foes like salvorofterminus and layoutforbanana multiple times, though results have been mixed. Curiously, Aletheyogafreak maintains a perfect track record against some lesser-known usernames such as henrikrs, clairebear47, and nika6969696 (yes, even the weird usernames can't escape defeat).

Peak Moments & Quirks

Playing late into the night comes naturally, with notable success rates during twilight hours, especially on Thursdays (100% win rate – must be something about that day). Yet, moments of tilt occur, with a tilt factor of 8 reminding us that even the calmest yogis have their chess tantrums.

In summary: Aletheyogafreak may not be the grandmaster your coach warned you about, but their unpredictable flair, tactical comebacks, and good humor make every blitz game a little adventure worth watching.