Boixzo

Player Profile: Boixzo

Meet Boixzo, a battle-hardened blitz and bullet enthusiast whose journey through 2025's chess battlefield has been nothing short of a rollercoaster ride. With a blitz rating that soared to a high of 623 before settling into the 360 range, Boixzo’s games are a captivating blend of daring gambits, occasional heartbreaks, and tactical fireworks.

Boixzo’s blitz adventures include dabbling in a colorful array of openings — from the crafty Englund Gambit (a perfect 100% win rate!) to the ever-popular King’s Pawn Opening Kings Knight Variation, where victory came one-third of the time. While sometimes the Ruy Lopez and other classical defenses didn’t pay off, their fearless exploration keeps opponents on their toes!

Bullet chess hasn’t been quite as friendly, with just a single documented match resulting in a loss. But hey, everyone needs a warm-up game—or a memorable defeat to fuel future triumphs, right?

Boixzo's style is as intriguing as their stats: quick to call it quits early with a resignation rate just under 8%, yet resilient in the trenches, boasting a 42.86% comeback rate. They have an almost mythical ability to win after losing a piece, achieving a perfect 100% success rate in those tricky situations! Though sometimes, those one-sided losses sting, making up nearly a third of their battles.

When it comes to psychological endurance, Boixzo’s tilt factor is a low 5 — clearly they can take a loss without flipping the board over. Rated games are definitely a bit more serious here, with a 30% higher win rate compared to casual play.

Opponents beware: Boixzo has a love-hate relationship across the scoreboard. Some players like bastion002 and potatotree3 have felt the sting of their 100% win record, while others like maitrehuugz and queenh55 have kept Boixzo guessing (and occasionally down on points).

Fun fact: Tuesdays and Mondays seem to be their days of glory with solid win rates, while Sundays and Fridays... not so much. Also, if you want to catch them at their peak, tune in around 16:00 or 13:00 hours — that’s when Boixzo’s chess mojo kicks into overdrive.

In the grand scheme of things, Boixzo is a relentless learner, a brave tactician, and a player with enough quirks to keep their opponents guessing. With average winning games stretching close to 40 moves, it's clear that with Boixzo, every game is a story — sometimes a comedy of errors, sometimes an epic saga of strategic brilliance.