Blackout06l

Profile Summary: Blackout06l

Meet Blackout06l, a relentless chess warrior whose gaming history reads like an epic saga of wins, losses, and everything nearly in between. Starting way back in 2013 with a humble rapid rating of 1085, this player has danced through the ranks, touching a peak rapid rating of 1324 in 2015 before settling into a steady rhythm of fierce matches and fierceer comebacks.

Blackout06l’s chess style? Imagine a blend of calculated patience and relentless pressure. With an endgame frequency of nearly 70%, they love to bring battles down to the wire, squeezing victory out of long, tense encounters. Apparently, giving up early isn't their thing, reflected by a modest early resignation rate of just 2.55%. Their average winning games last about 64 moves – proving that they’re in it for the long haul, making every move count.

If you think that’s all, hold on! Blackout06l’s resilience is next-level: boasting an impressive comeback rate of 78% and a flawless 100% win rate after losing a piece in a game. So, better not get cocky—because if you take one piece, you might just awaken the beast.

Among openings, Blackout06l favors the Philidor Defense and variants of the King’s Pawn Opening like a seasoned tactician. The French Defense, especially the normal and Leonardis variations, also feature prominently in their repertoire, with a win rate hovering above 50% – clearly proving these lines are more than just spicy experiments.

Rated games vs. casual? Oh, the infamous tilt factor stands at a reasonable 14, showing that while Blackout06l can get a bit ruffled by unexpected losses, it only adds fuel to their comeback fire. They play most fiercely on Saturdays and around noon or early morning hours (apparently chess is more fun with coffee or at 8 AM), where win rates creep close to 60%, making those prime times perfect for challenging this player.

Off the board, Blackout06l sounds like that friend who thrives on challenges: never afraid of a long fight and always ready to bounce back from setbacks. With thousands of games under their belt and an ever-evolving style, this player is a reminder to all chess enthusiasts that persistence, a bit of grit, and a dash of stubbornness can make even the darkest positions blossom into victories.

In short: Underestimate Blackout06l at your own peril... the comeback kid is always watching.