Not Real

Profile Summary: BadChessPlayer105

BadChessPlayer105, known in the chess world as "Not Real," is a blitz battler who has journeyed from humble beginnings to a formidable presence on the board. Starting with a modest blitz rating in the low hundreds back in 2021, they've gradually climbed up the ranks to surpass a peak blitz rating of 1234 in August 2024, sprinkled with occasional rollercoaster swings that keep both fans and foes on their toes.

Rating Evolution & Play Style

BadChessPlayer105’s rating graph tells a story of persistence, curious opening experiments, and a touch of unpredictability. With an average blitz rating comfortably hovering around 1100+ in 2024 and a penchant for the Center Game Accepted and Scandinavian Defense, Not Real employs both classic and quirky lines with surprising effectiveness—winning nearly 49% of their games in the Center Game Accepted variation alone.

Notorious for a 74.6% comeback rate after losing a piece, BadChessPlayer105 never gives up easily and keeps opponents guessing. Their games average about 63 moves per win, showing that they’re happy to take their time rather than rushing to victory—or defeat.

Psychology & Quirks

With a tilt factor of 13, our player occasionally lets frustration leak in, but bounces back with grit. They tend to perform best in the early hours (6 AM is prime time), proving that the morning coffee might just be the secret weapon. Surprisingly, their win rate peaks around 9 AM and 6 AM, while the mysteriously low 40% win rate at 7 AM leaves us wondering if their breakfast pancake gambit is to blame.

Memorable Moments

Despite a sometimes rocky win/loss record (almost equal wins to losses in blitz), BadChessPlayer105's most recent games show a flair for the dramatic. In one memorable encounter, they claimed victory by a quick strategic onslaught in the King’s Pawn Opening, Kings Knight Variation—winning on time and forcing opponents to abandon hope (and the game).

Opponent Challenges

With a mixed record against a variety of opponents, BadChessPlayer105 has a love-hate relationship with some (e.g., a challenging 42% win rate against "markymarkhoops") but a perfect 100% score against a handful of friendly foes, proving they're a considerate competitor... or perhaps just lucky!

Summary

In short, BadChessPlayer105 is a classic underdog story packed with resilience, strategic surprises, and enough early resignations (~5.7%) to make every game a cliffhanger. Whether you face them at blitz or rapid, expect the unexpected, a fighting spirit, and an enjoyable chess rollercoaster ride.

“Chess is not always about winning — sometimes it’s about confusing the opponent so much they resign early... or lose on time.” – Probably Not Real