CaioF07

Meet CaioF07: The Chessboard Biologist

In the ever-evolving ecosystem of rapid chess, CaioF07 thrives like a masterful predator in the wild plains of the 64 squares. With a Rapid rating peaking at 671 in 2025 and currently holding steady around 627, CaioF07’s gameplay is a fascinating blend of strategic mutations and calculated gambits, proving that even in the competitive realm of pawns and knights, biology isn't the only science at play.

With over 600 rapid games under their belt and a near-equal win-loss ratio of 302 wins to 276 losses, CaioF07 demonstrates remarkable resilience and adaptability, boasting a comeback rate of 67.88%—because sometimes, even a lost piece is just a temporary cell in the grand tissue of victory. Indeed, their win rate after losing a piece is a perfect 100%, showing true cellular regeneration against adversity.

Opening like a budding flower in spring, CaioF07 favors the Queen's Pawn Opening and its various branches—especially the Accelerated London System, where they maintain an impressive ~61% win rate. Not to be fettered by defensive spores, they also cultivate success using the Scandinavian Defense Mieses Kotrc Variation, a subtle but deadly natural selection refined to a 54% win rate.

CaioF07's style could be likened to a creature with a keen instinct for survival, resigning early just under 12% of the time, wisely conserving energy for intricate endgame battles that unfold over an average of 60 moves when successful. Their endgame frequency of 54% reveals a patience and mastery usually reserved for top-tier chess microbes.

Playing times reveal the prime hours of this chess organism’s activity: peak win slices emerge at 9 AM and 6 AM (100% win rate, anyone?), hinting that CaioF07 may be a creature of dawn, a true early riser in the competitive gene pool. On Wednesdays and Mondays, their win rates soar above 54%, making midweek and fresh starts their favorite hunting grounds.

Perhaps best of all, CaioF07 boasts an enviable longest winning streak of 10 games—proof that once this chess organism locks onto its prey, it rarely lets go. With a low tilt factor of 7, when the neural synapses misfire, recovery is prompt and graceful, always ready for the next challenge in this complex ecosystem.

So whether facing an opponent for the first time or a frequent challenger, CaioF07's record shows both ferocity and strategic precision, making them a fascinating specimen in the wild world of rapid chess. Keep an eye out—this player might just be evolving the meta one move at a time!