cbeys

Profile Summary: cbeys

Meet cbeys, a rapid chess enthusiast navigating the 21st century battlefield one calculated move at a time. With a peak rapid rating of 338 achieved in May 2025, cbeys has braved 374 rapid games this year alone, securing a perfectly balanced record of 145 wins and 145 losses—proving that every battle is a fresh opportunity, win or lose. Daily chess may not yet be their playground (with a modest 0-1 record), but the rapid time control is where their passion lies.

Playing Style: cbeys prefers deep battles, often dragging games into complex endgames (65% frequency!), with an average of about 55 moves to victory—patience is a virtue here. White pieces bring slightly better fortune, winning nearly half their White games (48.8%), while Black is a tougher nut with a 39.2% win rate.

Not one to resign early, cbeys has a humble early resignation rate of ~5%, confident enough to fight through adversity. Their resilience shines in comebacks, with a solid 63% comeback rate, and although they only win about a third of the time after losing a piece, they never give up without a fight.

Openings: When facing opponents, cbeys mixes it up. The Queen’s Pawn Opening is a sweet spot, boasting nearly 60% win rate. They aren’t shy about experimenting with rarer lines either, like the Nimzowitsch Defense (win rate ~27%) or the spirited Englund Gambit. Meanwhile, the King's Pawn Opening gives them plenty of room for dramatic flair despite a tougher record there.

Mental stamina is key: cbeys’ tilt factor is a modest 6, but their best time of day is around 9 PM, when tactical brilliance is most likely to sparkle. Beware if you face them during that golden hour! Hours like 21:00 show a remarkable 62.5% win rate, evidently the brain's "prime time."

Fans and foes alike recognize cbeys for the intense rollercoasters they bring to the board — from an impressive longest winning streak of 8 games to a humbling longest losing streak of 6. Their willingness to test all styles and opponents reveals a player who is as much a learner as a competitor.

When not engrossed in chess dramas, they enjoy shaking hands with the Queens Pawn Chigorin Variation and the King's Pawn Opening Leonardis Variation, both of which yield above 50% win rates—a hint that cbeys isn’t afraid to dance on the board in style.

Chess.com’s world is very much aware of cbeys: recent wins have ended in dramatic checkmates, like the one against SlaxXxi in June 2025 where cbeys masterfully delivered a Rxd8# checkmate. Even in losses, the battles are intense, ensuring that every game played is a thrilling journey that tests courage and wit.

All in all, cbeys is the type of player who keeps fans guessing, opponents on edge, and the chess clock ticking with just the right mix of grit, ingenuity, and a dash of humor—because after all, if you can’t laugh at your own blunders, are you really playing chess?