Anavi75

Chess Profile: Anavi75

Meet Anavi75, a resilient and passionate Rapid and Daily chess player whose journey on the 64 squares is full of ups, downs, and plenty of learning moments. With a peak Rapid rating of 576 attained in October 2022, and a solid Daily peak of 400, Anavi75 is no stranger to the battlefield of black and white.

Playing Style & Stats

When it comes to openings, Anavi75 shows intriguing preferences. The Philidor Defense is a personal favorite, boasting an impressive win rate of over 71%. Surprisingly, the Englund Gambit also delivers smiles with a 75% success rate—because who doesn’t like a gambit that pays off now and then? However, the Queen’s Pawn Mikenas Defense seems more like a love-hate relationship with no wins yet, proving that not every opening fits every player.

White or Black? Anavi75 tends to perform better with the dark pieces, with a Black win rate of 39.3%, outperforming a White win rate of just 32.3%. Perhaps the shadows are where Anavi75 feels more strategic, or maybe it’s just more fun to stir the pot unseen.

On the Scoreboard

With 40 wins, 58 losses, and 18 draws in Rapid chess, this player knows both the thrill of victory and the sting of defeat. The longest winning streak was a cool 6 games, balanced by a matching 6-game losing streak, highlighting both persistence and plenty of opportunities to bounce back stronger. The Current Tilt Factor is 6, so watch out: even chess masters have those moments when the pieces just don’t listen!

Psychological & Tactical Insight

Anavi75 has a remarkable comeback rate of over 64%, rising phoenix-like after setbacks, and doesn’t shy away from tough positions. If a piece is lost, there's still about a 29% chance to fight back to victory. Early resignations happen about 15.5% of the time—sometimes it's just smarter to save the brain cells for the next battle.

Best time to catch Anavi75 racking up wins? The crack of dawn around 5 AM, with a perfect 100% win rate at 5 AM and 11 AM games. Clearly, some players are morning birds rather than night owls.

Memorable Battles

Recent wins include a crafty victory against javierBA68 in a Queens-Pawn Opening - Accelerated London System game, where Anavi75 forced their opponent to resign in style. On the flip side, losses sometimes come at the hands of tough opponents like Gmell007, proving that chess is a game where even the brave occasionally get outmaneuvered.

In Conclusion

Anavi75 might not yet be a grandmaster, but they play the game with determination, grit, and a touch of humor. Every loss is an analysis opportunity, every win a sweet reward, and every game a story waiting to be told. Keep your eyes on this player – the road to chess greatness is lined with exactly this kind of steady passion!