Alroma00

Profile Summary: Alroma00

Meet Alroma00, a fearless rapid chess player whose rating rollercoaster resembles a thrilling thriller more than a gentle ride. Peaking at 635 in early 2025, Alroma00 has demonstrated a stubborn spirit, battling through wins, losses, and a handful of draws with an impressive overall record of 351 wins versus 390 losses and a sprinkle of draws.

Chess Style & Strengths

Alroma00 fights battles mostly in the rapid format, averaging about 43 moves per win – a tale of endurance rather than quick knockout punches. The player is no stranger to the King's Pawn Opening, embracing its classic charm in over 228 games. Interestingly, Alroma00 thrives best in the Van 't Kruijs Opening, boasting a win rate north of 65%, proving they can make less-common openings into unexpected victories.

Resilience & Comebacks

Known for a dogged comeback rate of 57.83%, Alroma00 refuses to concede quietly, often snatching victory from the jaws of defeat. Despite a tough 16% rate of one-sided losses (because we all have those days), they bounce back with a nearly 40% win rate after losing a piece. Sometimes it’s not about the piece you lose, but the grin you keep on your face!

Psychological Quirks

Playing their sharpest moves at the mysterious hour of 1 AM suggests that Alroma00 might be a night owl or a secret chess vampire. With a tilt factor of 9, they acknowledge the heat of battle but keep a cool head overall—except maybe if the coffee runs out.

Fun Facts & Recent Battles

• Longest winning streak: 11 games — somebody call Guinness!
• Endgame frequency: A tactical 35.88%, showing patience to grind down the opponent.
• Most recent win was a timed victory against Soutpartgyi, proving that sometimes winning on the clock is the sweetest triumph.
• Most challenging recent opponents include gaybetch69 and mruthunjai1, players who know how to make every game a nail-biter.

Summary

Alroma00 combines persistence, tactical awareness, and a love for opening experimentation to be a formidable rapid player who’s not afraid to mix classic lines with lesser-known surprises. Like a true warrior of the 64 squares, they fight on, sometimes losing the battle but always learning and coming back with new tricks up their sleeve.