alogical

Profile: alogical

Meet alogical, a chess adventurer known far and wide (at least in chatrooms) for quietly turning every rapid game into a thrilling roller coaster of unexpected twists and comebacks. Starting out in 2016 with a Blitz rating hovering shyly around 1019 before dropping to a humbler 722, alogical has trained those rapid skills extensively, peaking at 804 in 2023 and currently sitting comfortably at 746.

Playing Style & Stats

Alogical isn't just about fast moves; there's a beautifully illogical rhythm to their game. They average about 49 moves per win, suggesting a fondness for lengthy battles rather than quick checkmates. Despite an early resignation rate of roughly 12%, they bounce back with a spectacular 59% comeback rate—because giving up isn't really their style.

Fascinatingly, alogical boasts a perfect 100% win rate after losing a piece in rapid games. That's right—if you manage to nab a pawn or knight, it just fuels alogical’s fire.

Performance Highlights

• Rapid games: 285 games with a solid win rate just over 51%
• Blitz games: A humble 21 games, with some charmingly secret moves earning a 28.5% win rate
• Longest winning streak: 8 games — a streak that surely had opponents thinking twice!

Psychology & Quirks

With a tilt factor of 7, alogical keeps most frustrations in check, though like any mortal, some moves might evoke a facepalm or two. Interestingly, there’s a noticeable drop in winning when switching from rated to casual games—apparently, alogical’s brain enjoys a little extra pressure.

When to Challenge?

Best times to test your mettle are Wednesdays, where alogical shines brightest with nearly 68% win rate, or in the early morning hours around 1 AM to 6 AM—the cloak of night seems to bring out their tactical genius. Avoid 12 PM and late evenings—those are apparently tricky times.

Special Opponents

Despite some rivals like bendoverql giving alogical a tough 75% success rate over 12 matches, others fall prey to their unexpectedly crafty play. Opponents beware: alogical has an envious streak of perfect win rates against numerous challengers. Maybe it’s the top-secret openings?

In conclusion, alogical may not play by the book, but their games promise excitement, resilience, and a sprinkle of mystery. Whether you're here to learn, laugh, or lose spectacularly, stepping onto alogical’s chessboard is always an interesting journey.