averagemarginaleffect IM

Profile: averagemarginaleffect

Known to many simply by their username averagemarginaleffect, this chess wizard holds the prestigious title of International Master awarded by FIDE. While not quite at Grandmaster altitude, their skill soars impressively high on the blitz battlefield.

Averagemarginaleffect's blitz rating has danced between 2257 and an electrifying peak of 2466, boasting a blitz average hovering near the 2400 mark — a territory where only bold and strategic minds dare tread. Bullet chess? Not to be outshined, with a max rating of 2411 and a sharp win rate of 60% using their mysterious "Top Secret" opening, proving they've got a few tricks up their sleeve.

Their playing style is patient and enduring: on average, games last nearly 70 moves regardless of victory or defeat. Their endgame prowess shines, with a notable 75% frequency in endgame play, making every late-stage maneuver a potential masterpiece. Early resignation? Forget about it — averagemarginaleffect fights tooth and nail until the very end.

This player’s resilience is legendary — an 85% comeback rate and a perfect 100% winning record even after losing a piece. Clearly, a lost pawn is just an invitation to a brilliant counterattack. However, beware their "tilt factor" of 6, suggesting they might momentarily channel their inner storm cloud after frustrating setbacks.

Socially selective, averagemarginaleffect’s toughest recent opponents include salvadorg03 and neurobrainchess, who have yet to claim a win. Meanwhile, they’ve found friendly success — or at least consistent challenges — against several familiar faces like morpex8887 and james_drummond.

Their best days appear to be Tuesdays, where their win rate jumps above 70%, and oddly enough, evenings at 8pm and mid-afternoon at 3pm are prime ticking-clock moments where luck and skill intertwine for spectacular victories.

Whether wielding the white or black pieces, averagemarginaleffect maintains near-equal success, proving flexibility and adaptability are key components of their game. When the going gets tough, this International Master doesn’t fold — they come back swinging, turning the tables in ways that will make opponents question their life choices.

If you see averagemarginaleffect online, prepare for a game that's as psychologically layered as it is tactically rewarding. They might not just be playing chess; they may be redefining it, one marginal effect at a time.