Clcor Wiliams

Clcor Wiliams: The Rapid Riddler

Meet Clcor Wiliams, also known in the chess world as cali600M1 — a rapid chess player whose journey might best be described as “steady with moments of surprise.” With a 2021 rapid rating peaking at 1388 and an average hovering around 1212, Clcor is no grandmaster yet, but they're definitely a grand adventurer on the 64 squares.

Playing mostly the mysterious Top Secret opening (31 games strong, winning about 29% of them), Clcor is a player who loves to keep their opponents guessing — or at least mildly confused. Their longest winning streak is a modest 2, but right now, they are on a hot streak of 2 wins in a row. Momentum is a tricky beast, but Clcor handles it well!

Battle-Tested Opponents

Clcor's fiercest rival? renardo29, having squared off 29 times. While victories are relatively rare (just about 24% win rate there), Clcor boasts a perfect 100% win rate against the likes of pat333333333 and grinning — proving that when it clicks, it really clicks.

Style & Quirks

• Early resignation rate: A humble 4.55% — Clcor doesn’t give up easily but knows when to call it a day.
• Endgame frequency: Almost 71% of games reach the endgame, meaning Clcor is a patient strategist, often wrestling out every last pawn.
• Average moves per win: 80 moves — the kind of epic battles that could put Hollywood war scenes to shame.
• Psychological resilience: A commendable 77.78% comeback rate and a 100% win rate after losing a piece — Clcor stays calm when the chips are down.
• Tilt factor: 7 — a small number showing Clcor rarely lets a tough loss ruin the party.

When to Challenge Clcor

Looking to play against Clcor? Thursdays and Tuesdays are statistically their better days (winning nearly half of those games). And if you want to pick the best time to catch them off guard, try late night at 1 AM or early afternoon around 2 PM — times when Clcor boasts a 100% win rate. (Either they’re a night owl or powered by mysterious caffeine sources!)

Overall, Clcor Wiliams is a spirited rapid chess player who fights hard, learns constantly, and keeps their opponents on their toes with unexpected comebacks. Whether winning or losing, their love for the game shines through in every move — even if some games end with a quick bow.