ChnZvc

Chess Player Profile: ChnZvc

Meet ChnZvc, the Rapid and Blitz enthusiast whose chess journey is as unpredictable as a squirrel on a caffeine rush! Starting with a modest Rapid rating around 469 in 2022, ChnZvc made a meteoric rise, peaking impressively at 681 in mid-2023. That’s right—this player knows both how to rally and sometimes stumble, with a longest losing streak of 12 games to remind everyone that even grandmasters in the making face uphill battles.

With over 1,000 Rapid games played, including a balanced 517 wins and 511 losses, ChnZvc proves to be a resilient competitor. Their Blitz experience is still budding, but they already showcased a high-water mark rating of 402 in 2025—watch out blitz fans, a storm is brewing!

Opening Gambits and Tactical Shenanigans

ChnZvc favors the Scandinavian Defense in Rapid games—a wise choice, winning nearly 58% of those battles. Slightly less comfortable but still competitive, the Kings Pawn Opening yields a near 50% win rate, while the quirky King's Pawn Opening Kings Knight Variation stands out with a cheeky 60% success rate. This player clearly knows when to switch things up and when to trust their trusty openings.

Play Style

• Average moves per win: ~52
• Average moves per loss: ~44
• White pieces yield a slightly better win rate (51.23%) than Black (46.6%)—proving ChnZvc’s battle skills transcend colors.
• Early resignation rate stands proudly at 10.94%, so sometimes when the chips are down, it’s OK to toss in the towel early and lure opponents into a false sense of security.

Psychology of the Game

Not one to be easily rattled, ChnZvc has a decent comeback rate of 65%, showing nerves of steel in tricky positions. However, a tilt factor of 12 suggests even they can have a “rough day” now and then. The best time to catch ChnZvc at their peak mental acuity? At the crack of dawn around 7 AM—set your alarm clocks!

Recent Adventures on the Board

Among recent highlights: a chilly checkmate victory using the Van’t Kruijs Opening after a swift 28-move dance, and a clean resignation from opponents in the Queen’s Pawn Accelerated London System. Of course, as with any epic saga, there have been defeats including a tough loss by resignation against the crafty "amongsuscringicus," proving that even the best stumble in the heat of battle.

A Quick Wit on the Chessboard

If chess were a sitcom, ChnZvc would be the lovable underdog who sometimes blunders a pawn or two but pulls off unexpected victories that leave everyone gasping—and laughing. A player who masters the art of resilience, knows when to attack, when to defend, and when to plot the next comeback move!

Follow the games, admire the ups and downs, and never count out ChnZvc because the next brilliant checkmate could be just a few moves away!