autumnas0

Profile: autumnas0

Meet autumnas0, a chess enthusiast whose gameplay could almost be described as a seasonal cycle—full of ups, downs, and the occasional colorful surprise. With a peak rapid rating of 305 in 2025, autumnas0 shows a pattern of growth and resilience, much like the deciduous trees shedding old leaves to make way for new strategies.

With 71 rapid games under their belt, autumnas0 prefers the classic King's Pawn Opening, winning two-thirds of those matches — clearly a strategy that helps them leaf through the competition. The King's Knight Variation boasted an impressive 75% win rate, showing that sometimes it's best to spring into action early.

But not every branch always bears fruit. Queen's Pawn openings have been their tough bark, with no wins in four attempts—stay strong, autumnas0, your roots run deep!

In the fast-paced world of bullet chess, their wildfire-like spirit flashes bright with a 155 average rating and a notable victory using the Pirc Defense. Meanwhile, daily games are their quiet forest path, hitting a perfect 400 rating with a 50% win rate—proof that sometimes slow and steady isn't just for the tortoise.

Their longest winning streak of five games shows that once autumnas0 starts to sprout, there's no stopping their growth. Interestingly, their comeback rate is an impressive 39.29%, and they hold a perfect 100% win rate after losing a piece, proving they're great at photosynthesizing pressure into victory.

Psychologically, autumnas0's tilt factor is low at 6, suggesting a calm canopy even when storms brew. Though they resign early about 24% of the time, their average moves per win (around 39) indicates patience before blossoming into success.

Facing a variety of opponents, autumnas0 has a mixed record—with some rivals like zakibsk proving thorny (20% win rate), while others such as subhopriyosunny248 and geraldoo12 fall like autumn leaves at 100% wins.

Game time preferences reveal that autumnas0 is most fruitful playing around 7 PM, winning 75% of those encounters—perhaps their brain cells photosynthesize best in the evening light.

In short, autumnas0 is a player who may shed some losses like old leaves, but continues to grow, adapt, and branch out their tactical repertoire—making the chessboard their own vibrant forest of possibilities.