caballoaladerecha

Profile: caballoaladerecha

Meet caballoaladerecha, a rapid-paced chess enthusiast who gallops across the board much like a mischievous knight leaping to the right! With a peak rapid rating of 1140 in 2025 and a somewhat humble bullet rating of 342, this player embodies the resilient spirit of a chessboard creature unafraid of branching moves and unexpected forks.

In the vast biosphere of online chess, caballoaladerecha has played an impressive 579 rapid games, winning 251 of them with a win rate just shy of 44%. While not exactly the top predator, their longest winning streak of 7 games proves they can assert dominance in their natural habitat. They display a uniquely patient endgame style, with an average of over 51 moves per win, suggesting they prefer to evolve their strategy carefully rather than rushing to premature checkmates.

This player’s comeback rate is an impressive 58.57%, and their win rate after losing a piece is a perfect 100%–talk about regenerating from molecular damage! Even when down a knight or bishop, they don’t just limp back; they rise like a resilient mitochondrion pumping energy into every move.

Known opponents range from unbeatable foes like ultimatebalddude to victorious challengers such as abracadabraoo, highlighting a dynamic ecosystem of competition. Their whimsical username translates to "knight to the right", which fittingly captures their playing style: bold, somewhat unpredictable, and always moving forward—usually in L-shaped bounds.

Despite some setbacks (a tilt factor of 11 hints at occasional emotional kneecaps), and a tendency to resign early about 9.4% of the time, caballoaladerecha enjoys playing mostly on Fridays during the early hours, a perfect time when the mind is sharpest for tactical executions (win rate hitting a high 75% at 10 AM).

Whether charging across open files as the white horse or defending fiercely when black, caballoaladerecha continues to evolve their chess genome with every game, making sure that no pawn is left behind in this thrilling dance of kings, queens, and knights.