benvvl

Profile Summary: benvvl

Meet benvvl, a rapid chess enthusiast whose rating journey resembles a thrilling rollercoaster—starting at 574 in April 2025, dipping into the 370s, only to skyrocket to a peak of 624 by June. With a knack for turning the tides, benvvl boasts a comeback rate of nearly 71%, proving resilience is part of the game plan.

Playing style? A curious blend of patience and persistence. Although an early resignation happens on about 2% of games, benvvl loves to battle hard, with nearly 60% of games going into the endgame. The average moves per win hover around 53, revealing a thoughtful strategist who prefers careful plotting over quick blitzing.

Opening a game feels like rolling a dice — but with some reliable favorites. The Queen’s Pawn Opening Mikenas Defense is the secret weapon, boasting an impressive 78% win rate. Other openings like the classic Queen’s Pawn Opening and the Queen’s Gambit Declined keep opponents on their toes, while the French Defense variations show where trials sometimes lead to a 30% win rate, hinting at some spicy adventures on the board.

Opponents should beware: benvvl has a love-hate relationship with certain players. Against “rjtorray,” things are dicey, managing only a 37.5% win rate, but against numerous others like “biglash07” and “andrewhanii,” benvvl has a near-perfect score—sometimes 100%, which might just be pure strategy or a mysterious psychological edge.

The clock is a friend too! With an astounding 100% win rate at 20:00 hours, it seems benvvl’s brain prefers its chess espresso right before bedtime. Wins are slightly more frequent on Sundays and Fridays, suggesting a weekend warrior spirit recharging for the brainy battles.

Not one to dwell on defeats for long, the longest losing streak stands at 7 games, but currently, benvvl enjoys a sweet winning streak of 4 games, including a recent masterpiece victory where the opponent graciously “abandoned” the game rather than face the wrath of benvvl’s calculated onslaught.

Proof that chess isn’t just about pawns and knights, but also personality: the tilt factor is kept low at 7, so when things get tough, benvvl keeps composure—except maybe when the French Defense pops up again!

In short, benvvl is not just a player; they’re a storyteller, turning every rapid game into a dramatic saga of wins, losses, and those precious draws (though only six so far). If you face benvvl across the board, prepare for a strategic dance with unexpected twists, a sprinkle of patience, and perhaps a few moments of pure chess magic.

For more chess adventures, check out one of their latest thrilling victories:
Benvvl’s last win — French Defense Advance Variation, June 4, 2025