ausgefranst

Meet ausgefranst: The Enigmatic Chess Voyager

Once upon a chessboard, in the sprawling kingdom of Pawns and Kings, there emerged a player named ausgefranst. This intrepid strategist has danced their way through openings labeled “Top Secret”—and trust us, those secrets remain just that, guarded with a 42.6% win rate in Rapid games alone!

With a career spanning from 2020 to 2024, ausgefranst’s rating journey is a rollercoaster of passion and perseverance. Peaking at a respectable 1198 in Daily chess, their performance shows a beautiful struggle between brilliance and the occasional friendly blunder. Whether it’s a triumphant 5-win streak or bouncing back with a comeback rate over 47%, this player is no mere pawn on the board.

Now, don’t be fooled by the numbers—ausgefranst is the type who sometimes throws in an early resignation (just 5% of games, really), probably because they have better things to do than play out lost causes. But watch out in the endgame — with nearly half of their games ending in complex, multi-move finales, this chess saga is not for the faint-hearted!

White or Black pieces, the win rate hovers just above 42%, proving ausgefranst’s tactical awareness is as balanced as their caffeine intake. And when it comes to losing a piece? A perfect 100% win rate after such setbacks means this player turns adversity into victory like a chessboard ninja.

Beware opponents like eeente (only 20.7% success there) and rejoice if you face leckinator — with an 83% win rate against them, it’s almost personal. And if you ever find yourself across the board from names like dl7207 or wardmike, know that ausgefranst has been undefeated, a silent storm in those matchups.

Playing mostly in the late mornings and evenings (10 AM and 6 PM show some impressive win spikes), ausgefranst’s chess style is a mix of patient calculation and occasional bursts of creative foolery. Honestly, if there were a trophy for “Most Intriguing Player to Watch,” this username would be a serious contender.

Through wins, losses, and the inevitable “oops” moments, ausgefranst continues to explore the infinite universe of chess with a curious mind and a smile—because in the end, it’s not just about the rating, but the thrill of the game.