bergok

Player Profile: bergok

Meet bergok, a rapid chess enthusiast whose journey resembles a rollercoaster but with way more brains and fewer screams. Starting 2024 with a modest rapid rating of 575, bergok rapidly climbed up to a lofty 786 at their peak! Sure, there were ups and downs—because who doesn't love a comeback story? Their resilience shines through with a remarkable 62.9% comeback rate, proving bergok never says die, even if the game looks grim.

With an impressive 344 wins out of 677 rapid games played in their secret (and highly confidential) opening repertoire, bergok has a knack for surprising their opponents—not entirely unlike that time you forgot what day it was but crushed your to-do list anyway. Speaking of opponents, bergok has faced maqnoo seven times, but for most others like felixlebuchron and mehdiashabi, the record is zero wins yet to be broken. Keep trying, bergok!

When it comes to time of day, bergok's chess powers peak oddly enough around 21:00 with a nearly 63% win rate—perhaps fueled by late-night snacks and sudden bursts of brilliance. Morning chess also isn’t too shabby, clocking in with nearly 60% victories at 6 AM and 1 AM. Night owl or early bird? bergok is a bit of both.

Don't expect early surrenders here; with only a 6.93% early resignation rate, bergok battles it out till the bitter end. On average, games stretch comfortably over 50 moves, indicating bergok prefers a slow roast rather than a quick fry. And the stats don't lie: whether playing White or Black pieces, bergok tends to edge out a win roughly half the time (52.91% as White and 48.51% as Black).

Blitz chess is a different beast for bergok, with just 3 games under their belt and a modest rating around 550. Seems like bergok prefers the thoughtful pace of rapid, where the secret weapon opening and tactical prowess truly shine.

With a tilt factor of 7 out of 10, bergok experiences the occasional "why did I blunder THAT?" moment, but hey, who doesn’t? It's all part of the game — and bergok comes back stronger every time. Here’s hoping for many more victories, longer winning streaks, and maybe a few less tilt moments in the future!