BoboHead NM

BoboHead: The National Master with a Quirky Chess Tale

Meet BoboHead, a National Master whose chess journey reads like the plot of an epic drama with a pinch of comedy. From humble beginnings at a modest blitz rating of 975 in 2010, BoboHead has blasted through the ranks and loves to dance on the edge between triumph and chaos on the 64 squares.

Known for an early resignation rate of 22%, BoboHead is not one to stubbornly cling to losing positions—because why prolong the agony when you can bow out gracefully and plan your next comeback? Speaking of comebacks, this master boasts an impressive 62% comeback rate and a staggering 75% win rate after losing a key piece, proving that battles are rarely over until the king is in the box.

With a longest winning streak of 11 games, BoboHead has demonstrated flashes of absolute brilliance, and currently rides a modest two-game winning streak. Whether playing blitz, bullet, rapid, or daily games, this player has faced a variety of chess foes—both human and computer—with a breezy style that can be as unpredictable as it is effective.

Performance Highlights:

• Peak Blitz rating soared to an electrifying 2162 in 2019—enough to make opponents question their life choices.
• Bullet games shine too, with a max rating just shy of the 2100 mark, showing lightning-fast reflexes.
• Rapid and Daily ratings hover comfortably in the 1700s and 1500s, revealing versatility across all chess formats.
• Win rates hovering near 47% in blitz and an admirable 41-42% as both White and Black indicate a solid all-round game.

BoboHead’s opening strategies remain a well-kept secret (the perfect mystery weapon), dominating with a respectable nearly 47% blitz win rate over a massive sample of 777 games. Opponents beware: the Top Secret opening repertoire might be changing faster than you can say "checkmate."

When it comes to psychology, BoboHead maintains a tilt factor of 36 — proving even National Masters are human—and tends to perform best in the early morning hours or late at night, with a curious zero-win hour at 10 am. Perhaps the brain prefers coffee and chaos before diving into chess battles.

Off the board, BoboHead’s penchant for facing tough computer opponents like "computer3-hard" and "computer4-impossible" shows a taste for the challenge, forging skills against relentless engines with varying success but admirable perseverance.

In sum, BoboHead is a player who combines determination, tactical wizardry, and a flair for dramatic turnarounds, all while keeping it fun and unpredictable. Whether you meet them online or hear tales of their elusive “Top Secret” openings, one thing is clear: BoboHead plays chess like it's an exhilarating rollercoaster ride, and everyone else is just holding on for dear life.