AnIdiot420

Profile Summary: AnIdiot420

Meet AnIdiot420, the chess enthusiast with a knack for battles that could make even the toughest grandmasters smirk. With a peak rapid rating flirting just under 1000, this player has seen the full spectrum of chess emotions—from glorious victories to humbling defeats.

Since 2024, AnIdiot420 has tirelessly played hundreds of rapid games, averaging a modest but respectable win rate hovering around 49% when dabbling in the trusty Queens Pawn Opening—a true bread-and-butter choice. Their favorite gambit? The Englund Gambit, where they've actually managed to snag wins more than half the time, proving chaos sometimes pays off.

While their blitz adventures are fewer and far between, they’ve still managed a peak blitz rating of 566, showing flashes of lightning-fast tactical awareness under pressure.

Playing Style & Quirks

• AnIdiot420 is not afraid to cut their losses early with a quick 4.41% early resignation rate. Why suffer longer when you can save brain cells?
• Endgames tell a different story—these happen in over 56% of their games, showing stamina and persistence even when the going gets tough.
• Win rates better when playing with the white pieces (51%) than black (44%)—so maybe stick to white if you want a better chance!
• Their greatest strength? A very impressive 79.5% comeback rate, proving that never-say-die attitude is alive and well in their games.

Psychological Notes

With a tilt factor of 10, even this chess warrior occasionally gets frustrated—but hey, who doesn’t? Best time to catch AnIdiot420 firing on all cylinders? At 8:00 AM, early birds get the best moves.

Recent Highlights

The most recent win came via resignation in a sly Queens Pawn Opening battle, where AnIdiot420 patiently squeezed their opponent until victory became inevitable. Their latest loss? A tough checkmate reminding us all that even skilled players are not immune to the sweet sting of defeat.

Opponents beware: despite the username, AnIdiot420 plays with surprising resilience and a collection of unorthodox openings, ready to rattle your strategy and make you sweat.

“Chess is half luck and half skill... I’m mostly working on the luck part,” might as well be their motto.