Andi111111111

Meet Andi111111111: The Chessboard Biologist

In the wild ecosystem of online chess, Andi111111111 stands out as an intriguing specimen—part strategist, part experimentalist, and full-time survivor. Battling through a dense jungle of rapid games, Andi has demonstrated remarkable endurance despite a challenging win/loss ratio. With a Rapid rating peaking at 312 in early 2024 before adapting to a steadier 120 mark in 2025, Andi is truly an organism in evolutionary flux, constantly adapting to environmental pressures.

Known for venturing into diverse opening territories—from the Queens Pawn Zukertort Variation to the rarely tread Grob Opening—Andi shows a bit of a genetic quirk: a 0% win rate in most, but intriguingly a 25% survival rate in the Grob opening habitat. While this brave wanderlust across openings may have resulted in many lost skirmishes, it highlights a natural curiosity and willingness to experiment with different chess “DNA.”

Andi’s game habits, viewed through the lens of behavioral ecology, reveal a preference for late-night activity. Peak win rates at hours like midnight show Andi thrives in the twilight zone, where most predators (or opponents) sleep. Notably, a 100% win rate at hour zero is a supergene worth investigating!

Psychologically speaking, Andi has a measured tilt factor of 17%, indicating a periodic susceptibility to the stresses of competition—after all, even the fiercest lions have off days. However, with a comeback rate exceeding 58%, Andi embodies the resilience of a phoenix rising from the ashes of lost pieces and tough positions.

On the darker side of the petri dish, Andi’s aggressive playing style includes a 16.88% early resignation rate, hinting at a survival strategy that avoids prolonged conflict when the odds look grim. Endgame engagement is frequent, just over half of the matches, perhaps reflecting a patient cellular process ticking until the final move.

With a mixed record against familiar opponents, Andi has a curious 1.85% win rate against the most played adversary jalid_3700, but astonishingly a 100% win rate against several others, such as shinobimg and eddiecrow. It seems Andi thrives in niche environments where the right “prey” or contest emerges.

In short, Andi111111111 is a fascinating chess organism, evolving through trials and errors with both ferocity and finesse. Much like the unpredictable patterns of natural selection, this player’s journey is a testament to adaptability, growth, and the joy of the game itself—even if survival sometimes means learning from loss.