angelmaciasss

Profile Summary: angelmaciasss

Meet angelmaciasss, a tenacious chess enthusiast with a flair for unpredictable battles across all time controls—especially blitz, bullet, and rapid games in the year 2025.

With a peak blitz rating of 273, bullet reaching a dizzying 463, and rapid hitting 619, angelmaciasss is no stranger to the rollercoaster ride of ratings, with a blitz average rating around 217. Games played? Over 80 blitz duels, a handful of bullet fights, and rapid skirmishes to round it out.

Their style is a fascinating mix: quick to resign early when the tides turn (early resignation rate ~20%), yet battle-hardened in the endgame (over half their games reach this critical phase). Average moves per win hover near 52, proving patience in victory, while losses come after about 49 moves. Fascinatingly, angelmaciasss wins more often with black pieces (43.18% win rate) than white (36.36%)—perhaps black brings out their inner dark horse!

Tactical grit defines their approach: a comeback rate of 85.71% when behind is nothing short of heroic, though losing a piece sometimes results in a less rosy outcome (win rate ~39.5% after losing material).

When it comes to openings, angelmaciasss enjoys mixing things up. In blitz, the King’s Pawn Opening Kings Knight Variation boasts their highest win rate at 60%, though the Scandinavian Defense and the classic King’s Pawn Opening hold respectable 50-57% win rates. Their adventurous side occasionally tries gambits like the Englund but sometimes hits cold water with defenses like the Pirc or French Defense.

The psychological stats? A tilt factor rated at 7 indicates a little frustration here and there—a good thing, because it means angelmaciasss is emotionally invested, riding the thrilling highs and crushing lows of the chessboard drama.

Their best hours for chess brilliance are mornings at 9 AM and also during late-night bouts; at 9 o’clock it’s a perfect 100% win rate—but beware around 1 PM when the games tend to fizzle out.

Recent Highlights:

• Most recent win was a strategic triumph by resignation against pit1138—a battle full of tactical exchanges and a graceful finish. (View Game)
• Most recent loss came from qotmatic, a tough one where the Four Knights Game refused to give up its secrets easily. (View Game)

Whether blitz blundering or bullet blazing, angelmaciasss’s chess journey is a compelling saga of ups, downs, and plenty of in-between moments that keep the game interesting. If you ever face them online, be ready for a spirited fight—because this player brings a mix of strategy, hustle, and a touch of humor to the board.