T M

Player Profile: T M (breikzelos)

Meet T M, a chess enthusiast whose rating trajectory is quite the genetic sequence — full of mutations, adaptations, and occasional setbacks that only make the wins sweeter. With a peak Rapid rating soaring to 1271 back in 2019, breikzelos has shown early signs of tactical brilliance, particularly in the Vienna Game and French Defense, where the win rates are as high as 100% in some variants — truly a queen among the pawns!

Despite the occasional blunder mutation reflected in a Blitz rating dip to 291 in 2024 and a Bullet scene that's still in the early growth phase, T M’s comeback rate is an impressive 53.19%, showcasing a resilience as if their braincells are conducting a perfectly timed apoptosis on losing positions to regenerate fresh strategies.

Ever the strategist, T M favors openings like the French Defense (with a varied “genetic” portfolio boasting an 80-100% win rate across different lines) and the King's Pawn Opening with solid success, demonstrating adaptability in the evolutionary chessphere.

Though the win-loss-draw record shows close battles with 319 wins and 337 losses in Rapid games, there's evidence of notable chessogenesis — the art of crafting wins after setbacks as the Win Rate After Losing Piece stands at a perfect 100%. It's safe to say that even when pieces get “picked off,” breikzelos’ tactical mitochondria fire up to power a comeback.

Off the board, T M's psychological resilience keeps tilt factor low at 10%, but their early resignation rate (13.79%) suggests a methodical approach to minimizing energy wastage — why ferment losses endlessly when you can save your resources for the next match?

Whether grinding through a marathon of 108 Blitz games in 2025 or clicking quickly through rapid games with 398 battles logged, breikzelos remains an organism in the rich ecosystem of chess, adapting openings, adjusting timing, and always hunting for that next evolutionary advantage.

In the cellular game of chess, T M proves that survival—and occasional dominance—isn’t just about raw power, but about clever moves that keep the game alive, even when facing checkmate.