audit22

Profile Summary: audit22

Meet audit22, a chess warrior whose rating journey is as dynamic as a rollercoaster on a caffeine rush. Starting around 1265 in rapid chess back in 2022, audit22 steadily climbed the ranks, hitting a peak rapid rating of 1624 in May 2023 — a milestone that proves persistence (and probably some well-timed coffee breaks) pays off. By early 2025, this player was cruising at a comfortable 1504, showing they’ve got both the stamina and the strategic mind to keep the battles fierce.

With over 3,900 rapid games played, audit22 boasts an almost even split between wins (1905) and losses (1838), sprinkled with a handful of draws. But don’t be fooled by near parity; this player is no stranger to thrilling comebacks, boasting a notable 67.4% comeback rate from losing positions. Think of audit22 as a phoenix constantly rising, occasionally flamboyantly defeating opponents thanks to a clever mix of classical openings and those “Top Secret” moves that keep rivals guessing.

Speaking of openings, audit22's favorite battlefield includes the Ruy Lopez and the cheeky variations of the Scandinavian Defense. They dominate (win rate over 60%) when ducking into the Ruy Lopez Old Steinitz Defense, proving they’re not just playing for fun but plotting deep strategic traps that lead to resignation victories — the preferred way to win, apparently, with over 1,200 games ending that way.

Strategy aside, audit22 is a bit of an early bird, with the best performance around 6 AM — a perfect time to catch opponents still dreaming of winning. The average winning game lasts around 69 moves, revealing a patient, endurance-based play style that's less about quick checkmates and more about grinding down the opposition. But beware their tilt factor of 11, suggesting a bit of human frustration when the board doesn't bend to their will — which, honestly, is all of ours sometimes.

Recently, audit22 showcased their prowess in a beautiful game against maxsfo, employing the elegant Ruy Lopez Opening and finishing with a slick queen maneuver that forced a resignation. In losses, they’ve encountered tough defenses and sharp tactics, as in a close battle with TGM_Ashish where strategy met reality.

All in all, audit22 is that chess player you root for: resilient, strategic, occasionally mysterious, and definitely in it for the long haul. Whether grinding out an endgame or springing a tactical trap, this player reminds us that chess is a marathon, not a sprint — sometimes with a detour through caffeinated chaos.