apthdcl

Player Profile: apthdcl

Meet apthdcl, a chess enthusiast who seems to enjoy riding the rollercoaster of bullet and blitz chess like it's a wild amusement park ride. With a bullet rating peaking at 851 in 2022 and a blitz rating climbing as high as 755 in 2023, apthdcl demonstrates a love for fast-paced games — probably because waiting around doesn't fit their style!

Their blitz journey is like a thriller: from a dizzying 901 rating in 2021 (which then took a scenic detour down to 395) to a respectable 750 in early 2024. It seems their mouse gets some serious cardio from all that clicking. Bullet games tell a similar epic tale, with 1190 games played in 2022 alone — that's dedication sprinkled with a bit of chaos.

Now, don't let the numbers fool you — apthdcl's comeback rate is an impressive 58.72%, and if they've lost a piece? Prepare for a full-on counterattack with a 100% win rate after losing a piece. They clearly thrive when the going gets tough, turning near defeats into mind-boggling victories. On the flip side, their early resignation rate clocks in at 15.15%, probably the result of those “I can’t believe I just blundered” moments.

When it comes to openings, Top Secret seems to be their trusty weapon — a mysterious opening choice leading to a win rate hovering around 50% in bullet and over 52% in blitz. Or maybe, it’s just a really sneaky lie to keep opponents guessing (mission accomplished).

Psychologically, apthdcl is no stranger to the tilt phenomenon, with a tilt factor of 17 — meaning every once in a while, frustration creeps in, but nothing too dramatic. Rated games see them outperform casuals by 24.56%, proving they bring their serious game when the stakes are high.

They shine almost equally whether wielding White (49.79%) or Black pieces (49.15%), showing that color preference is so last century. Their style is patient and endurance-driven: with an average of about 45 moves per game before a win or even a loss, they clearly enjoy savoring the strategic battle, not just quick skirmishes.

Opponent highlight reel? apthdcl has an oddly perfect (100%) winning streak against many players but sadly a 0% win rate against others — a classic “love-to-hate” rivalry dynamic. They have played augdcl a dozen times and ankri444 seven times, suggesting some spicy competition there.

Chess may be a game of kings and queens, but for apthdcl, it’s a wild ride of tactical comebacks, mysterious openings, and just enough tilting to keep things interesting. Whether plotting in bullet or blitz, expect unpredictability, flashes of brilliance, and probably a few facepalms. All in all: a charming, fiercely competitive warrior on the 64 squares.