chickenwingboneless1

Profile: chickenwingboneless1

Meet chickenwingboneless1, a Rapid chess warrior with a rating hovering around the 640 mark in the year 2025. This player is no stranger to the ups and downs of the battlefield, boasting a balanced record of 44 wins, 46 losses, and 9 draws over nearly 100 games. An average performer with a knack for stubbornly sticking to their favorite “Top Secret” opening, where the win rate sits at a solid 44.4%.

Despite an 8.7% early resignation rate, chickenwingboneless1 is not one to give up easily. In fact, they shine brightest when the odds seem bleak—demonstrating a staggering 100% win rate after losing a piece, proving that a lost pawn or knight is just another plot twist in their comeback story.

With a longest winning streak of 6 games (an impressive feat for any player facing the ups and downs of rapid chess), chickenwingboneless1 shows flashes of brilliance though their current winning streak is resting at zero. Their average wins come with moves hovering around 50, suggesting a preference for a gritty, strategic slugfest rather than quick knockouts.

When it comes to opponents, chickenwingboneless1’s most played adversary is lebroncurry444, with a modest 54.5% win rate. Interestingly, our player has a perfect record (100% win rate) against a surprising number of foes—if only those poor souls knew what hit them!

Time-wise, chickenwingboneless1 seems to perform best in the early morning hours (hello, 0:00 time slot with a perfect 100% win rate!) and late mornings like 7 AM and 5 AM where the win rates are above 60%. Weekends and weekdays alike don’t seem to faze this relentless competitor, who battles through with consistent effort.

In the psychological arena, chickenwingboneless1 keeps a low tilt factor of 4, managing to stay mostly calm despite a slight dip in rated versus casual games. Always up for a challenge, they don’t shy away from endgames, playing nearly half of their games down to the bone.

In short, chickenwingboneless1 is a resilient, strategically minded player with a penchant for dramatic comebacks and a suspiciously secretive opening book. Chess fans should keep an eye on this player—they might just pull off the next big upset while nibbling on some chicken wings (probably boneless).