Profile Summary: ANormalChessPlayerPerson
Meet ANormalChessPlayerPerson, a chess enthusiast who navigates the 64 squares with a unique blend of determination, occasional early resignations, and a surprisingly stubborn spirit. With a peak Rapid rating approaching 1688 and Blitz games numbering over 20,000, this player proves dedication is king—even if the queen sometimes ends up sacrificed prematurely.
ANormalChessPlayerPerson's journey through chess is a rollercoaster of highs and lows: ratings have climbed steadily from Daily ratings starting around 385 in 2024 to a respectable 1004 in 2025. Their Blitz rating fluctuates around 1200-1300, and Rapid remains their cozy corner with a solid 1576 recent rating.
Known for a 98% early resignation rate, it’s safe to say this player isn’t a fan of drawn-out misery – sometimes calling it quits faster than a rook on the run! Their average game length hovers around 1.7 moves per win and 1.5 moves per loss, suggesting blitzkrieg style battles or the classic “Oops, that was a blunder” moments.
Opening repertoire features a curious mix of solid and adventurous choices: from a 100% success rate with Scotch and English Opening Kings English Variation in Daily games to a fondness for the French Defense in Blitz with a strong 58% win rate. They’re not afraid to dip their toes in the Pirc Defense waters—even if those games don’t always end happily.
ANormalChessPlayerPerson’s attitude towards the psychological aspects of the game is equally intriguing. A tilt factor of 15 indicates that sometimes emotions sneak into the board, adding spice to the tactical soup. Yet, with a comeback rate of just over 2%, they’re mostly the kind who’d rather reset and start fresh than chase the lost cause.
Opponents beware: while their overall win-loss record might flirt with the “almost-even” line, ANormalChessPlayerPerson shines brightest in blitz battles, where quick moves and sharp instincts have netted over 11,000 wins. And they have a charming knack for favorites among opponents, boasting perfect win records against some, like “maksymturchyn” and “sammantra,” while others have found the secret to their game.
Whether you find them casually resigning or powering through opening gambits, ANormalChessPlayerPerson is a refreshing reminder that chess is as much about the journey, the laughs, and the unexpected checkmates as it is about trophies and rankings.
In summary: not your typical grandmaster prodigy, but definitely a memorable character on the chessboard!