bett-7

Profile Summary: bett-7

Meet bett-7, a relentless blitz enthusiast whose chess journey is as unpredictable as their rating swings! With a peak blitz rating of 382 (achieved back in December 2022), bett-7 has shown a flair for quick games, battling through thousands of matches with a spirited mix of wins, losses, and draws. Sure, the loss count might be a bit higher than their wins (2242 losses vs 2023 wins in blitz), but hey, every champion’s path starts with a few bruises on the board.

Rapid games? bett-7 tried that too, peaking at a decent 1045 rating, and notching a nearly 40% win rate. Bullet? They dabbled, with a blistering peak of 327, proving speed is part of their DNA.

Known for a high comeback rate of nearly 75%, bett-7 never gives up, often turning tables even after losing key pieces. Their games average around 54 moves when winning, stretching up to 61 moves in losses, showing stamina and a taste for long tactical battles.

Their favorite time to play? Surprisingly, 1 PM—which just might be their secret power hour for outsmarting opponents. And speaking of timing, their highest win chances come on Saturdays and Mondays, while Sundays seem to be a day for reflection (or hair-pulling).

Playing Style & Quirks

• Wins more often as White (47%) than Black (42%), but still loves the challenge of the dark side.
• Known to resign early about 7% of the time — sometimes optimism fades quickly (we've all been there!).
• Endgames are their playground, appearing in 64% of matches — patience and precision are key!
• Blacklisted by some (sorry opponents!), with some win rates at a hilarious 0% against top players like moreno3910—a reminder that even maestros have nemeses.
• Big fan of the “Top Secret” opening strategy — a mysterious choice perhaps to confuse foes or hide their own moves.

Notable Moment

Their most recent win was an explosive battle using the Grob Opening, where 1.g4 set the tone for an early victory by resignation. Bold, unconventional, and effective — just the way bett-7 likes it.

Despite a setback in a recent game (loss by timeout), bett-7’s perseverance shines brighter than ever, constantly learning and adapting after each game.

In short, bett-7 is the kind of player who may not always win on paper, but keeps the game lively, unpredictable, and full of surprises — a true warrior of online chess arenas!