Arthur-BD

Arthur-BD: The Chess Adventurer

Meet Arthur-BD, a spirited chess enthusiast whose 2025 journey in the 64 squares was nothing short of a rollercoaster ride — with more twists than a knight's tour.

The Numbers Game

In Daily battles, Arthur-BD reached a peak rating of 1144, starting the year at 720 and cruising around a respectable average of 1013. With 18 Daily games under the belt boasting a solid 66.7% win rate using a mysteriously named "Top Secret" opening (because revealing secrets would ruin the fun), Arthur-BD showed a fine blend of grit and skill.

Rapid games paint a picture of persistence: 332 games yielding a 51.2% win rate, peaking at 808. Blitz enthusiasts beware — with 593 matches and a modest 50.3% win record, Arthur-BD dances on the edge between triumph and near-victory, averaging just over 500 rating points.

Style and Strategy

Arthur-BD enjoys the long haul: an impressive 63.8% frequency of endgames means they’re not afraid to play the long game... or perhaps they're just too stubborn to concede until the very last pawn drops. Victories tend to come after an average of 58 moves — quite the marathon! And when the going gets tough and a piece is lost, fear not: Arthur-BD's comeback rate is a staggering 72.5%, winning 100% of games where they lost material.

Psychological Insights

Despite a tilt factor of 9 (because hey, who doesn't get salty when their queen disappears?), Arthur-BD maintains a respectable composure. They shine most brightly on Monday afternoons and evenings, with winning spikes at 16:00, 20:00, 22:00, and surprisingly at 7:00 — are they an early riser or just fueling caffeine-fueled brilliance?

Opponent Adventures

Among many rivals, Arthur-BD holds undefeated records against several opponents like arunikaa26 and jujuagaga, but also a handful of nemeses who seem to have cracked their code (sorry, gru1968 and srcafe92, the rivalry continues!). With a longest winning streak of 7 and currently riding a 2-win wave, Arthur-BD is certainly a player to watch.

Fun Fact

Arthur-BD’s early resignation rate is a low 2.8%, proving they're in it to win it — or at least to not make it easy for their opponents. Either that, or they just love the thrill of the game too much to quit early.

In sum, Arthur-BD might not yet be a grandmaster, but with a knack for comebacks, a mysterious opening repertoire, and a dash of chess wit, this player keeps the chessboard lively and the opponents guessing. Watch out — the "Top Secret" opening might be just the beginning!