chess bio

ChessBio: The Tenacious Tactician

Meet ChessBio, a player with a rollercoaster rating journey and a resilience that could make a phoenix jealous. Starting out in 2009 with a modest Blitz rating of 1240 and Bullet at 1154, ChessBio has battled through ups and downs like a true gladiator of the 64 squares.

Style & Streaks

With an impressive comeback rate of nearly 67% and a knack for turning the tables after losing a piece (100% win rate in such scenarios!), ChessBio proves that even when the chips are down, resignation is not in the vocabulary – except for the occasional early bow at a low 4.6% rate.

Known for an endgame focus (57% of matches reach those late tense moments) and a patient move style averaging about 54 moves in wins, and 56 in losses, ChessBio is the marathon runner of chess matches, grinding until the bitter end.

Longest winning streak? A dazzling 10 games – talk about catching fire! Though the current streak rests at zero, a comeback is probably brewing behind the scenes.

Playing Against Opponents

ChessBio has crossed swords most frequently with opponents like spider80, acepceboy, and spelean. Results against these rivals range from fierce battles to learning experiences, reflecting the competitive spirit ChessBio brings to every game.

Fun fact: ChessBio's win rate fluctuates wildly, having scored both 100% triumphs and total wipeouts against various players, proving versatility and a dash of unpredictability.

Daily Grind and Time Preferences

Prefer playing when the mind is sharp? ChessBio’s peak win rates occur during the early hours and late at night—39.5% at 11 PM and a healthy 40.2% at 3 PM. Weekdays often bring a slightly better success rate, with Monday being the most auspicious day to challenge them.

Summary

Whether blitzing through rapid-fire moves or slugging it out in prolonged endgames, ChessBio embodies a unique blend of endurance, tactical savvy, and a playful fighting spirit. Forever ready to jump back into the fray after setbacks and constantly evolving, ChessBio is the kind of player who makes chess feel less like a game and more like an epic saga—with a few laughs along the way!