cbone8707

Profile: cbone8707

Meet cbone8707, a rapid chess warrior whose rating journey in 2025 has been anything but boring. With a max rapid rating of 625 and a current standing of 459, cbone8707 has played 185 games, winning 91 of them—proof that persistence pays off, even if the journey has its ups and downs.

Known for a strategic love of the Queen’s Pawn Opening where they boast a strong 66.7% win rate, and a perfect 100% success record employing the Queen’s Pawn Opening Horwitz Defense, cbone8707 is clearly a player who enjoys challenging their opponents early on. On the flip side, the Bishop’s Opening remains a mysterious nemesis with zero wins out of five attempts—everyone has their kryptonite, right?

Psychologically resilient, cbone8707 shows a remarkable comeback rate of 73.6% after falling behind, and believe it or not, manages to win every single time even after losing a piece—clearly, this player doesn’t give up without a fight (or a clever trick or two).

Their gaming mood swings appear minimal with a very low tilt factor of 5, balancing casual and rated games with nearly 50% higher win rate in rated battles, proving they thrive under pressure—or at least like a good challenge.

When it comes to time of day, cbone8707’s peak hours are quite eclectic: from the calm hours of 3 AM (100% win rate) to a powerhouse 100% at 23:00, and a puzzling zero wins at 7 AM (someone please tell them mornings are good for chess!). Fridays and Thursdays are golden days for this player, rocking win rates of 60.5% and 57.7% respectively. Saturday blues, however, might need some rethinking with only a 32% win rate.

A tactical and strategic tactician, cbone8707 averages around 57 moves to victory, but the losses tend to drag on longer, signaling a stubborn refusal to quit. This player likes to see the endgame, reaching it 65% of the time, proving they savor every minute of battle.

Facing opponents from all walks of online chess life, cbone8707 has a mixed record but dominates with a perfect 100% win rate against numerous rivals including “nah-id-win213,” “ifbagarf,” and “rusmarvin.” However, some challengers like “kapit_24” seem to be bumpy roads with zero wins—chess is all about learning and adapting!

In short, cbone8707 is the kind of player who fights fiercely, learns constantly, and has more endurance than your average chess marathon runner. Whether it’s a casual game or a rated battle, expect unpredictability, a dash of brilliance, and maybe a few surprise comebacks.