chessunderconstruction

chessunderconstruction - The Eternal Builder of Chess Fortunes

Ever-evolving like a grandmaster studying the Sicilian Defense, chessunderconstruction is a player on a relentless quest for chess improvement—and patience. Tugging daily on the threads of rapid games, this strategist has seen their rating oscillate between a modest 870 to a sprightly 1274 (with a current rapid rating hovering around 1134 in 2025). Like a construction site, the battlefield is full of scaffolding and ongoing experimentation.

With over 5,800 rapid games under their belt, they've earned nearly as many wins as losses (2802 wins to 2877 losses), a testament to their dogged spirit of trial, error, and triumphant comebacks. Notably, their longest winning streak is a solid 9 games, with a fresh single-game streak reminding us that every master was once an amateur.

Known for a steady playing style featuring an early resignation rate of just under 2%, and a pronounced love for the endgame (52%+ frequency), chessunderconstruction patiently grinds down opponents over lengthy battles lasting an average of 49 moves when victorious. Losses tend to be longer, averaging around 61 moves—because sometimes, abandoning the fortress takes a while.

Psychologically, this player has a tilt factor of 13, so while they have their moments of frustration, their comeback rate of 58.07% and perfect 100% win rate after losing a piece reveal a fighter who knows how to capitalize on adversity—checkmate after checkmate.

Intriguingly, chessunderconstruction’s games peak around early afternoon hours (13:00 to 15:00), achieving win rates around 50-51%, while mornings and late evenings are a mixed bag of battles and blunders (sometimes as low as 0% at 7 am, possibly due to coffee deficits).

Outside rapid, blitz and bullet are adventures of their own, with only a handful of games—but even in these speed modes, every loss is just another brick in the grand construction of their chess fortress.

Their repertoire? Well, the top-secret opening strategy is exactly that—a mystery tucked inside a riddle, wrapped in an enigma, possibly a dusty old gambit discovered between midnight snacks.

Opponents beware: chessunderconstruction has a history of undefeated runs against some foes (100% win rate against shetagar and akylbek0007), but also a few nemeses who have cracked their defenses (looking at you, silhouettemah and titik2v). It's all part of the grand design.

In the grand schema of their chess evolution, chessunderconstruction reminds us all that building a fortress in chess—whether rapid, blitz, or bullet—is not about instantaneous greatness but about persistence, tactical grit, and, most importantly, construction in progress.