axolot666

Player Profile: axolot666

Meet axolot666, a tenacious rapid player and all-around chess adventurer whose rating rollercoaster could give you motion sickness—in the best way possible. Starting in 2022 with a modest Rapid rating hovering around 900, this player made waves by peaking at an impressive 1258 in April 2023, proving that persistence and passion truly pay off. Although the ride has seen ups and downs, axolot666's fighting spirit never fades, evidenced by a near-even rapid win-loss record of 1858 wins to 1855 losses, sprinkled with 178 draws.

Stepping into daily chess, axolot666 hit a personal best score of 1449 in October 2024, with an energetic playing style that favors long, grinding endgames (averaging about 59 moves per win). Not one to throw in the towel early, the Early Resignation Rate is a mere 2.67%, showing a chess warrior who battles until the final checkmate or resignation.

Speaking of strategy, axolot666 tends to favor solid openings like the Philidor Defense and Queen's Pawn Opening, with the Queen’s Pawn resulting in a respectable 51.37% win rate across nearly 300 games. On the flip side, the Philidor Defense holds some tough memories, with a win rate dipping below 42%, suggesting this is an area ripe for some spicy innovation or just more stubbornness.

Psychologically, axolot666 carries an intriguing blend of resilience and the occasional tilt, with a Tilt Factor of 11—a playful reminder that even the best can get a bit rattled (which means there’s room for epic comeback stories). Indeed, the player shines brightest during the morning hours, having the highest win rates around 10 AM, and surprisingly likes to take on opponents in the wee hours of 2 or 4 AM, where the win rate remains buoyant.

Amongst opponents, axolot666 has fostered some rivalries and friendships, boasting a perfect win streak against certain challengers like Aczino261093 and technobladeneverdies35, while others like adityaddd appear to be a bit thorny with zero wins. In fact, conversations in the online chess community might call axolot666 the "Reigning Queen of Resignation Scares" for their uncanny ability to win games by resignation rather than brute force.

The most recent battles illustrate a versatile and gutsy player. In a famous game from May 29, 2025, axolot666 gracefully executed the Vienna Game's Falkbeer Variation, securing victory after an intense 18-move fight that ended with the opponent's resignation. Another win steamed in via a thrilling time victory against melyadri, demonstrating mastery not just over pieces, but also the clock.

When the inevitable loss sneaks up - as in a checkmate by adityaddd - it fuels axolot666’s fire for the next game. But hey, even chess legends lose now and then, right?

Fun Fact

With a longest winning streak of 35 games, axolot666 might just be a secret supercomputer in disguise—or at the very least, someone who knows how to sniff out weaknesses in every position. Whether opening with a solid pawn or daring to try the Englund Gambit (winning over 51% of the time!), this is one player who keeps the chessboard exciting.

So if you ever run into axolot666 online, beware: it's not just a name referencing cute amphibians plus a dash of devilishness—it's a force of strategic delight, stubborn determination, and perhaps the last thing standing between you and an unexpected defeat.

Keep your knights close and your queens closer!