Meet cheempermen: The Cunning Chess Adventurer
In the vast kingdom of 64 squares, cheempermen reigns with a quirky blend of determination, charm, and a touch of unpredictability. Starting in 2024 with a modest Bullet rating of 663, cheempermen quickly leveled up to an impressive 903 by year's end — proof that this player’s journey is anything but ordinary. In 2025, cheempermen didn’t just rest on those laurels, pushing their Bullet rating even higher, flirting with the 1158 ceiling!
Blitz games might say, "slow down," but cheempermen defies expectations. From an initial 233 rating in early 2024 (rookie days!) to a steady 829 by 2025, the progress is nothing short of chess wizardry. Rapid games? Let’s just say cheempermen is undefeated there — albeit with a handful of games, chalking up a 100% win rate. Talk about making every move count!
Style & Statistics
- Known for an impressive comeback rate of 86.6%, cheempermen refuses to back down once a piece is lost — and wins every time after losing material. Resilience level: Grandmaster-in-the-making.
- Though the average game length sways between 58 and 66 moves, the high endgame frequency (67.9%) suggests cheempermen loves the sweet challenge of precision over the board’s final stretch.
- White squares feel lucky, with a win rate just shy of 50%, but black pieces aren't far behind either.
- Early resignation is rare (2.74%); cheempermen fights till the bitter end (or gets distracted by snack time).
Fun Facts & Quirks
Cheempermen’s longest winning streak? A spellbinding 8 games, proving that when in the zone, they’re unstoppable. Yet, despite such prowess, the current streak sits at zero, perhaps because they’re busy perfecting their victory dance moves or concocting new opening secrets (the openings themselves remain Top Secret, naturally).
Most played opponents? Notable rivals like sachaaazz and x-8471854145 show up often — but winning percentages vary, keeping things spicy and the chessboard sizzling.
Psychological Factors
With a tilt factor of 10, cheempermen keeps emotions in check, except possibly when someone accidentally knocks over their coffee mid-game. The rated versus casual matchup difference clocks in at a hearty 48.09%, because why just win casually when you can dominate like a boss?
The Hourly Chess Clock
Peak performance hits around 22:00 (70% win rate) and 16:00 (60%), so if you’re planning a challenge, avoid those power hours unless you’re ready for a showdown! Conversely, the wee hours around midnight might see a dip in fortress-building skills.
From a tactical perspective, cheempermen’s games are a rollercoaster of thrills, with every lost piece turning into a plot twist for a comeback—chess drama at its finest.
In short, cheempermen is not just another username on the leaderboards — this player dances with the pieces, battles fiercely, and keeps the game exciting with a cocktail of skill, grit, and a pinch of fun unpredictability.