Bib Jenkins

Profile of BibJenkins

Meet BibJenkins, a Rapid chess enthusiast whose journey on the 64 squares is nothing short of a rollercoaster ride. With a peak Rapid rating pushing 356 back in August 2022, BibJenkins has proven they can mix brilliance with a sprinkle of unpredictability.

Chess Style & Stats

Bib has a fondness for the Queens Pawn Opening, where they've battled bravely over 15 games with nearly a 47% win rate. The Chigorin Variation of that opening seems to be their secret sauce, boasting a slightly better 55% success rate — because why not keep opponents guessing? The Englund Gambit is another favorite trick, played five times with decent results, reminiscent of a daring gambit player who enjoys living on the edge.

Quickly moving through games, BibJenkins tends to resign early about 22% of the time—either a humble nod to pragmatism or a strategic retreat (chess players have their secrets!). Their endgame frequency is around 47%, with average winning games lasting roughly 42 moves. Pit them as White or Black, and their win rate almost evens out, hovering near 49% in Black’s favor.

Noteworthy Traits

• Comeback King: Bib has a dazzling ~63% comeback rate when down, showing determination worthy of a knight on a wild charge.
• Time Wizard: Their sharpest moves appear around 9 AM and spikes in win rate appear at the 9th hour of the day — early bird gets the chessboard worm?
• Friendly Rivals: BibJenkins has a curious mix of opponents, with a stellar 100% win record against players like "todaywas", "123charada," and "mb090905" — clearly, some friends bow to their chess prowess.
• Blitz Adventures: Blitz struggles are real, with zero wins in four attempts—proof that two-minute madness is not everyone’s cup of tea, and Bib’s comfort zone definitely skews toward a thoughtful ticking clock.

Recent Battles

The most recent victory was a theatrical resignation from the opponent after a fierce battle in the Englund Gambit on May 26, 2025. BibJenkins skillfully promoted a pawn and forced resignation by position dominance. Their losses, however, remind us even kings fall — with a tough defeat at the hands of “mohsenjanatii” where strategy met its match.

Summary

Whether weaving through tangled Queens Pawn lines or bravely venturing the less-traveled gambits, BibJenkins is a player who knows how to entertain on the chessboard. Their record reveals a competitor as resilient as they are occasionally unpredictable, always ready to entertain both foes and friends.

One thing’s certain: BibJenkins plays chess like life itself—sometimes you win, sometimes you learn, but you never stop making moves.