cacperoq

Meet cacperoq: The Rapid Ruler of the 1100s

Once upon a blitz clock, in the mystical land of online chess, there lives cacperoq, a rapid chess enthusiast whose rating dances gracefully between 835 and a peak of 1296. With a total of 36 rapid games under the belt, cacperoq is no stranger to fierce battles, striking a solid win rate of about 44.4% in their favorite openings.

This warrior of the 64 squares boasts an impressive longest winning streak of 8 games, proving they can sting like a bishop’s fork when in the zone. Though the current losing streak of 5 might suggest a slight slump, fear not — every grandmaster began their journey with humble beginnings and a handful of brutal checkmates.

Playing Style & Personality

cacperoq is a cunning tactician who refuses to quit easily, clutching a comeback rate of 75% when trailing behind (because giving up is for pawns). And while early resignations are rare (only 5%), the player is known to embrace the thrill of drawn-out endgames with a frequency of 50%, savoring the strategic dance until the very last move.

Strategy-wise, they prefer the mysterious realm of "Top Secret" openings—a fitting name for someone who keeps their next move under wraps. White pieces see a modest 38.9% win rate, but watch out when they play Black, as the wins jump to a confident 50%.

Timing Is Everything

Playing at 22:00 seems to be magic hour for cacperoq, with an electrifying win rate soaring up to 87.5%. Also, Tuesdays and Wednesdays appear to be the lucky companions, with win rates of 77.78% and 54.55% respectively. Early mornings at 7 AM? Let’s just say the coffee hasn’t kicked in yet.

Recent Battles

Victory is sweet and often achieved on time pressure — like the recent match against "GorDiaNn0" where cacperoq claimed a win as the clock ticked down. But even great players taste defeat: just days later, another intense duel ended with a checkmate loss, reminding us all that even chess heroes have off days.

The Social Circle

Regular rivalries include epic trades with opponents like all4thegoodlife2015 and gordiann0, and a balanced score versus jaypoirt — showing cacperoq is both competitive and community-minded on the virtual battlefield.

In the kingdom of pawns and knights, cacperoq continues the noble quest of improvement, proving that chess isn’t just a game — it’s a journey of wit, patience, and occasional brilliant blunders.