Cinciu

Player Profile: Cinciu

Meet Cinciu, a chess enthusiast whose journey through the 64 squares has been as dynamic as a whirlwind and just as unpredictable. Despite not reaching grandmaster status yet, Cinciu shows a relentless passion with thousands of games under their belt, proving that practice truly makes perfect—or at least thoroughly interesting!

Rating & Style

Cinciu's Rapid rating peaked impressively at 1227 in 2024, showcasing a steady climb from earlier years, while their Blitz games hover around the mid-600s. Those who play Cinciu know to expect games lasting approximately 68 moves when winning, and a slightly grueling 74 moves when caught on the losing side—talk about stamina! With a White win rate of 49.13% and a Black win rate of 44.74%, they're definitely comfortable on either color but seem to enjoy having the first move advantage.

Playing Quirks & Notable Traits

This player boasts an impressively low early resignation rate of just 14%, meaning they fight tooth and nail even when the pawns start falling. Their come-back rate is a stunning 80.69%, and get this—they have a perfect 100% win rate after losing a piece. If that doesn’t scream resilience and tactical wizardry, what does? Whether it's a narrow escape or a daring counterattack, Cinciu keeps the adrenaline flowing.

The Opponent Chronicles

Cinciu has tangled with thousands of opponents, but a few stand out—like "jordanpwnsyou," who has suffered a 100% loss rate to our player, while "chanjet" seems to have cracked Cinciu’s code with a flawless win record. It's a chess rivalry drama worthy of its own soap opera!

Psychology & Match Times

With a tilt factor of 13, Cinciu shows decent composure under pressure; though like all mortals, the occasional frustration sneaks in. Their favorite battle times are early evenings with a win rate of nearly 50% at 6 PM, and surprisingly high success during 11 AM and 2 AM hours—perhaps fueled by coffee or moonlight!

Fun Fact

Despite some ups and downs, Cinciu’s history tells a tale of perseverance. Even with a practically even number of wins and losses in blitz games (2185 wins to 2221 losses), the player’s passion for the game lights up the board more than any stalemate ever could.

All in all, Cinciu is not just playing chess—they’re writing their own epic, one move at a time. Watch out world, there's more to come!