Caseharts

Caseharts: The Chess Journeyman

Meet Caseharts, a chess player whose journey resembles a rollercoaster ride through the chessboard's labyrinth. Starting modestly in 2021 with a rapid rating flirting around 499, Caseharts has since battled through peaks and valleys, proving resilience and an undying love for the game.

With a rapid rating climbing up to 759 by 2025, this player shows an impressive dedication to improvement. Caseharts isn't one to shy away from long battles, averaging around 63 moves per game, whether in victory or defeat—because who said chess can't be a marathon?

Blitz and daily games tell tales of fierce competitiveness with blitz ratings improving from the depths (188 in 2024) to a respectable 489 in 2025 and daily climbing close to reaching a near-masterly 899. Bullet? Well, that rating is still a humble 222, showing that sometimes speed chess isn't Caseharts’ best friend.

Known for an uncanny 100% win rate after losing a piece, Caseharts is nothing short of a chess Houdini, turning near-disasters into sweet victories. However, they remain humble, occasionally hitting a tilted moment reflected by a tilt factor of 8, proving even chess warriors have their off days.

Early resignation rate is low (1.74%)—giving us a glimmer of the fighting spirit inside. Also noteworthy, the longest winning streak recorded is a solid 8 games, enough to keep the chess adrenaline flowing!

Caseharts’ preferred opening? A mysterious "Top Secret" strategy played over 1200 rapid games, with a near-50% win rate, keeping opponents guessing whether it’s genius or madness.

Available mostly in the evenings and late nights, Caseharts tends to shine brightest around 9 pm and 11 pm, hitting peak win rates of 61.5% and 54.4% respectively. Clearly, the moonlight and chessboard make for a powerful combo.

Whether white or black, Caseharts maintains a commendable win rate (white: 50.63%, black: 46.26%), proving versatility across the board. And with over 1100 wins in rapid games, this player is a force to be reckoned with—at least until the next opponent manages to crack their top secret.

Chess is a battlefield, and Caseharts fights with cunning, stamina, and maybe just a pinch of luck.