Vov Vov

Profile Summary: Vov Vov (aka cccc22)

Vov Vov is a blitz aficionado who dances on the 64 squares with a rating hovering just above the 2100 mark, peaking at a fiery 2340 in 2021. With thousands of games under their belt, this player has proven time and again that patience and perseverance can turn even the trickiest positions into winning masterpieces.

Known for a tactical sharpness that could probably make a knight blush, Vov Vov boasts an incredible 100% win rate after losing a piece — because who needs all their material when you’ve got brains and sheer willpower? Their longest winning streak stands at 11 games, a testament to both their skill and perhaps a bit of mid-game madness.

Playing style? Think endgame wizardry — Vov Vov’s games often stretch to an average of 71 moves per win, outlasting opponents with tenacity and finesse. Early resignations are rare here, only about 3%, showing a fighting spirit that refuses to bow out until the very last rook is captured.

White squares or black? Vov Vov slightly favors the former, winning 53.5% of the time with the white pieces and still managing a respectable 48.82% on the black side. Their preferred opening repertoire remains Top Secret, perhaps as mysterious as their uncanny ability to come back from seemingly lost positions — the comeback rate is an astounding 88.23%.

When it comes to opponents, some names stand out — notably phantom_1970 and zokipz have faced off with Vov Vov a dozen or so times, making for epic saga of rivalry. And while some adversaries have a spotless 100% win rate against them (ahem, where’s the mercy?), Vov Vov has also crushed many opponents without breaking a sweat.

Clock management? Interestingly, the 2 AM and early morning hours see Vov Vov’s best success rate, with a win rate climbing over 60% at 2 o’clock — perhaps fueled by midnight snacks and caffeine.

In short, Vov Vov combines endurance, clever tactics, and a bit of midnight magic to keep climbing the blitz ladder, all while leaving a trail of bewildered opponents and chess enthusiasts wondering: “How did they do that?”