AnOrangeDoctor

Profile: AnOrangeDoctor

Meet AnOrangeDoctor, a chess enthusiast whose rating journey reads like a rollercoaster ride flavored with a hint of citrus zest. Starting out with a modest Rapid rating near 600 in 2021, this player has shown tenacity and growth, peaking at an impressive 1183 in Blitz and 1096 in Rapid formats by 2024.

Playing Style & Strengths

Known for a balanced and strategic approach, AnOrangeDoctor’s games tend to last:

• Average moves to win: 49
• Average moves to lose: 65 — because why give up early when you can drag your opponent through the mud?

With an endgame frequency of over 52%, they clearly enjoy the final battle, making sure every pawn push counts.

Tactical Prowess

If life hands them a losing piece, AnOrangeDoctor channels their inner phoenix — boasting a perfect 100% win rate after losing a piece and a strong comeback rate of nearly 58%. Talk about turning lemons into lemonade!

Opening Secrets

While their favorite opening is categorized as "Top Secret," it’s evidently effective across all time controls, delivering win rates above 50% in Blitz and Rapid. Daily games? Even better, with a win rate north of 57%.

Record & Rivalries

AnOrangeDoctor's friendly fire record:

• Blitz: 21 wins, 15 losses, 3 draws
• Rapid: 316 wins, 277 losses, 29 draws
• Bullet: 24 wins, 29 losses, 3 draws
• Daily: 4 wins, 1 loss, 2 draws

Notable opponents include aidenjpeg — with 110 games played — and rivals like fuehfuehfuehfueh. Despite some ups and downs, AnOrangeDoctor keeps a steady foot on the chessboard.

Quirky Facts

Peak tactical hours: Surprisingly, 4 AM and 5 AM are when they shine brightest with win rates approaching 70% and 65%, respectively. Late-night brilliance or just nocturnal stubbornness?
Longest winning streak: A fierce 13 consecutive wins. Legend has it that streak ended only because the orange supply ran out.

Final Thoughts

AnOrangeDoctor is the kind of player who makes chess fun and spicy — armed with resilience, a mysterious opening repertoire, and tactical desperation turning into victories. Whether you catch them blitzing or pondering in rapid, beware: there’s a doctor in the house, and their prescription might just be checkmate.