AngeloScott

AngeloScott: The Chess Adventurer

Meet AngeloScott, a gamer whose chess journey is as unpredictable as a queen's gambit: full of daring moves, nail-biting twists, and surprising comebacks. AngeloScott’s rating history reads like a rollercoaster ride — starting with rapid ratings bouncing from 1819 down to the 700s over the years, proving that sometimes losing a pawn is just part of the fun.

When it comes to styles, AngeloScott enjoys the midgame drama, boasting an impressive comeback rate of 63.49% and a perfect 100% win rate after losing a piece — talk about turning lemons into checkmates! Though perhaps a bit impatient (with a modest 5.25% early resignation rate), it's clear AngeloScott plays to the endgame nearly half the time, averaging about 56 moves per victory, and even more per loss. Endurance and strategy go hand in hand here.

Known for wielding the Caro Kann Defense like a seasoned knight—winning nearly half of the 161 rapid games played with it—and favoring the Queen’s Pawn Opening Horwitz Defense with a sparkling 65% win rate, AngeloScott keeps opponents guessing. But beware! They aren't afraid to dance with the notorious Englund Gambit, where a cool 57.5% win rate shows some serious bravado.

AngeloScott’s peak blitz rating touched 1306 back in 2022, and daily chess prowess peaked at over 2000 in 2023, highlighting a versatile player who adapts across time controls — from rapid to blitz to daily battles.

Is AngeloScott a morning strategist or a night owl tactician? The data is in: victory comes easiest around 6 AM (62.3% win rate) and 5 AM (58.18%), suggesting that dawn might just be their best tactical friend. Meanwhile, the notorious “end-of-day slump” hits harder with a win rate dipping under 40% close to midnight.

Despite an occasional tilt factor of 9 (translation: sometimes losing a game feels like losing a castle), AngeloScott bounces back with gusto, especially when facing tough opponents. In fact, their longest winning streak clocks at an impressive 14 games — proving resilience is key to their chess charm.

Off the board, AngeloScott might just be the kind of player who laughs at blunders and treats every loss as "just more practice." Their opponent win rates range wildly, suggesting they’ve met both chess wizards and blitz novices alike, but AngeloScott’s steady spirit and tactical flair are always something to watch.

In short, AngeloScott isn’t just playing chess—they’re on a quirky quest through the 64 squares, full of surprises, passion, and a bit of cheeky style.