Cluxi228

Profile: Cluxi228 - The Chess Enthusiast with a Quirky Flair

Meet Cluxi228, a spirited chess player whose journey through the 64 squares is as colorful as their username. With a peak rapid rating of 1335 achieved in September 2024 and a blitz high of 630 shortly after, Cluxi228 has experienced the thrilling rollercoaster of wins, losses, and draws with admirable tenacity.

Despite a rough patch leading to a longest losing streak of 10 games (ouch!), this player never backs down, showcasing resilience with a knack for comebacks — bouncing back almost 65% of the time after falling behind. Their tactical style often involves a cocktail of early resignations (12.5% of their games, because sometimes it's just time to let go) and patient endgame maneuvering seen in roughly 35% of their matches.

Armed with the mysterious and intriguingly named opening "Top Secret," Cluxi228 dives into every game ready to surprise and baffle opponents. Their win rate comfortably hovers around 29% in rapid and 35% in blitz — not grandmaster numbers, but respectable enough to keep competitors on their toes.

Chess quirks and highlights:

• Favored playing time? The witching hour at 23:00, perfect for sneaky checkmates and daring blunders alike.
• Longest winning streak? A solid 4 games, proving the power of momentum (and maybe a lucky queen sac or two).
• Preferred color for victory? Black slightly edges out white at roughly 33% win rate, puzzling for those who think white always has the initiative.
• Known for a 44-move win averaging patience and precision — or stubbornness, depending on who you ask.

Notable recent victory: Using the Whayward Queen Attack (yes, with an 'a' — it sounds rebellious), Cluxi228 executed a brilliant 21-move checkmate against RevliDxF, proving that sometimes all you need is a bold queen swing, a dash of patience, and an opponent unprepared for early queen antics. (Replay Game)

Off the board, Cluxi228 might be plotting the next "Top Secret" opening innovation or just quietly sipping coffee while scratching their head over a missed tactic. Their psychological tilt factor is a surprisingly low 10, suggesting a zen-like acceptance of both brilliance and blunder.

Whether crushing opponents or gracefully bowing out, Cluxi228 embodies the spirit of chess as a game of endless learning, unexpected twists, and just enough humor to keep things fun.