Alibors

Alibors: The Relentless Rapid Resigner

Meet Alibors, a chess player whose journey through the 64 squares is nothing short of a rollercoaster ride. With a peak rapid rating of 1030 in April 2025 and a daily rating topping out at a stalwart 1200, Alibors embodies the spirit of determination with a dash of unpredictability.

Playing Style & Stats

Not one to shy away from early concessions, Alibors has an early resignation rate of around 4%, proving that sometimes knowing when to fold is as strategic as knowing when to attack. Their endgame prowess shows in nearly 45% endgame frequency, where patience meets passion.

Whether wielding the white or black pieces, Alibors keeps the balance tight, winning slightly more with white (46.15%) than black (45.57%). With an average of about 46 moves per win and a longer average of 55 moves per loss, it's clear Alibors fights to the end — sometimes to the brink.

Opening Repertoire: An Eclectic Mix

The chessboard is a stage and Alibors is quite the eclectic performer. Among favored openings, the Nimzowitsch Defense shines brightest with an impressive 56% win rate, while the Reti Opening Queens Gambit Invitation boasts a stellar 71% success, revealing a fondness for clever flank play. On the less fortunate side, the Indian Game Knights Variation remains a cruel mistress with no wins recorded in four attempts.

The Psychological Battlefield

Alibors’ tilt factor stands at a modest 5 — a reminder that frustration visits occasionally but doesn’t stay long. The best time to challenge them? 10 PM sharp when their win rate spikes to a blazing 100%! Morning and mid-afternoon matches may require extra luck, but evenings are prime time for Alibors to claim victory.

Despite a slightly rough patch in facing higher-rated opponents (mostly losses), Alibors thrives when the odds are balanced or favorable, boasting a 100% win rate against equally rated adversaries.

Streaks & Memorable Battles

Alibors' longest winning streak is a respectable 7, showing flashes of brilliance and momentum. Currently on a three-game winning streak, the player is heating up! However, the longest losing streak of 5 games illustrates the typical ups and downs of any true chess warrior.

Notable Moments

A recent victory against yadav_sunny showcased Alibors’ tactical sharpness in the French Defense Knight Variation — a game where patience and daring moves turned the tide. Losses sometimes come by resignation, hinting at wisdom in conceding when the end is nigh — or perhaps a secret side of humility.

In Summary

Alibors is the embodiment of the everyday chess enthusiast who battles on with passion, humor, and an adventurous spirit across openings and time controls. Whether winning or learning, the board remains a place of growth and excitement. Challenge them wisely, and prepare for a game that’s equal parts strategy, surprises, and stops-and-starts!