chessmaster0010100101

Profile Summary: chessmaster0010100101

Meet chessmaster0010100101, a digital warrior on the 64-square battlefield, whose chess journey is a delightful mix of strategic brilliance, occasional slips, and relentless determination.

Rating Run & Play Styles

Starting around a modest rating of 400 in daily chess, chessmaster0010100101 has skyrocketed to a Rapid peak of 1109, Bullet peak of 1250, and Blitz high of 1008 by mid-2025. More than just numbers, these ratings reflect a player who is steadily improving—but still humble enough to occasionally lose to a sneaky tactic or two.

Known for versatility across time controls, this player favors Rapid and Bullet formats, with hundreds of battles fought and a nearly even win-loss balance in Bullet (316 wins and 317 losses) and Blitz (644 wins, 642 losses). Daily chess is their quiet fortress — modest but solid, with a 60% win rate.

Chess Style & Strategy

Ever the strategist, chessmaster0010100101 loves long, thought-intensive games with an average 53-move win, showing patience and endurance. Their endgame skills shine with nearly 44% of games reaching that critical phase. Not prone to early resignation, they tend to stick it out until victory or defeat is absolutely unavoidable.

Tactically, this player has a remarkable 76.9% comeback rate — proving that losing a piece isn't the end, just a plot twist in their grand chess saga. Psychological resilience is notable; with a low tilt factor of 10, chessmaster0010100101 stays calm even when the queen is running wild.

Favorite Openings

The secret sauce? An enigmatic “Top Secret” opening that has been played over 900 times across all formats, boasting a respectable win rate over 48%. Other tactical curiosities include Englund Gambit (100% success in Rapid), Sicilian Defense Nyezhmetdinov Rossolimo Attack, and the ever-classic Ruy Lopez. A chess chef with a flair for spicy openings!

Recent Triumphs & Challenges

Recent victories attest to a sharp wit — such as a neat win via resignation using the Ruy Lopez Old Steinitz Defense, where chessmaster0010100101’s knight danced like nobody was watching before sealing the deal at move 26. Losses are embraced as lessons, often in close battles featuring Indian Game and Queens Pawn openings.

Personality & Playing Times

This player’s best hour? 5 AM — a time when the world sleeps but ideas and tactics come to life. Friday and weekend play bring a slight uptick in success rates, suggesting chessmaster0010100101 is both a strategic early riser and a Friday night warrior.

Known opponents include julien18od and keredmi, with solid win rates showing that this player knows how to keep friends close and rivals on their toes.

Fun Fact

With a username that looks like a secret binary code, chessmaster0010100101 may as well be a chess-playing robot... but don’t worry, their love for the game is as human as it gets. They’ve survived 10-game losing streaks and bounced back with 12-game winning streaks, proving that every defeat is just the prelude to an epic comeback.

Whether you’re an aspiring Grandmaster or a casual fan, chessmaster0010100101’s profile is a testament that passion, perseverance, and a pinch of mystery make chess a game worth mastering.