alexandrtar

Profile Summary: alexandrtar

Meet alexandrtar, an adventurous chess warrior who has been steadily climbing the rating ladder from humble beginnings around 800 in Blitz back in 2020 to a formidable 1738 Rapid rating by mid-2025. Like a good plot twist, this player’s journey is a thrilling saga of ups, downs, and comebacks — a “From Pawn to... almost Queen?” story.

Playing Style & Strengths

Known for an impressive comeback rate of nearly 88%, alexandrtar rarely surrenders without a fight. With an endgame frequency over 72%, they are like a fine wine that gets better as the clock winds down. The average win involves about 68 moves, proving patience and strategy are their trusted allies.

Early resignations are kept low (just over 1%), indicating a fighter’s spirit. White pieces bring out a 55%+ winning rate, while Black still manages a respectable 48%, making alexandrtar a versatile competitor no matter the color.

Rating Highlights

• Blitz Peak: 1782 in November 2024
• Rapid Peak: 1975 in May 2025 — nearly breaking the 2000 barrier!
• Bullet Peak: A swift 1445 in April 2025

Opening Moves & Secrets

The so-called "Top Secret" opening is clearly not a secret anymore with over 1300 games played in Blitz — and a solid 51% win rate. Other favorite weapons include the French Defense Exchange Variation and the Catalan Opening Closed, with a 100% win rate in the latter for those rare but victorious duels.

Tactics & Psychological Edge

A tactical thinker, alexandrtar holds a near 50% win rate even when losing material — truly a master of turning tables. However, with a 'tilt factor' of 10, even the mightiest kings and queens can get rattled, but nothing serious stays for long.

Against the Clock

Playing mostly between 3 PM and 9 PM (peak wins around 7-8 PM with a 56%+ win rate), alexandrtar knows when the mind is freshest to dodge tricky traps and launch furious attacks. Late night games bring mixed results, except for a miracle 100% win chance at 1 AM — maybe powered by midnight snacks and caffeine!

Recent Battles

In recent clashes, alexandrtar dazzled with a checkmating flourish using the French Defense Exchange Variation against ZafarX, winning in style after a well-fought game. Though every champion tastes defeat, recent losses came mostly by resignation — probably after opponents realized that fighting alexandrtar is like squaring off against a chess ninja.

Fun Fact & Final Check

With a longest winning streak of 10 games, and a slightly less glamorous longest losing streak of the same length, this player knows both the agony and ecstasy of the battlefield. But whether winning or learning, alexandrtar keeps the chessboard a place of thrilling tales and endless possibilities. Check, mate, and giggle on!