cplayer200

Player Profile: cplayer200

Meet cplayer200, a rapid chess enthusiast whose journey is a rollercoaster of thrilling wins, mind-boggling losses, and the occasional heroic comeback that keeps opponents on their toes. Starting at a modest rating of around 690 in 2023, cplayer200’s relentless determination has pushed their peak rating to a respectable 1154 by mid-2025 — proving that persistence can trump despair... most of the time.

Chess Journey

Over the months and years, cplayer200 has played over 4,000 rapid games, collecting a treasure trove of experiences (and a slightly embarrassing number of losses). With 1813 wins against 2107 losses and 164 draws, this player personifies the spirit of “try, fail, try again” — with an impressive knack for clawing back from the brink, boasting a dramatic comeback rate of nearly 79%! When the going gets tough, cplayer200 really gets going.

Playing Style & Tendencies

• Endgame aficionado: Engages in endgames more than half the time (55%) with average games lasting around 55 moves.
• Average win rate: Wins 47.6% of games with white and 41.4% with black — so watch those tricky black pieces!
• Tactical wizardry: Wins about 40.5% of games even after losing a piece, so never count this underdog out.
• Early surrender issues: Resigns early only about 3% of the time, showing some stubbornness (or a flair for dramatic pauses).
• The notorious tilt factor: Has a tilt factor of 17 — meaning a rough game might inspire some fiery revenge in the next.

Favorite Openings

The repertoire of cplayer200 shows some eclectic tastes, from the mysterious “Top Secret” (a mysterious battleground with a 37.9% win rate) to crowd-pleasers like the Vienna Game (51% wins) and the Scandinavian Defense, Mieses-Kotrc Variation boasting an impressive 58% success rate. Also notable is a respectable showing in the Four Knights Game and Three Knights Opening, ensuring no knight is left behind.

Notable Highlights

• Longest winning streak: 10 consecutive wins – a true moment of chess Zen.
• Longest (and less fun) losing streak: 17 games in a row, but hey, someone’s gotta test that comeback rate!
• Best time to play: 9 PM sharp — Caution: approaching cplayer200 at this hour may result in checkmate and mild existential dread.
• Victories over outrated foes: While winning against higher-rated opponents happens less frequently, when it does, it’s a precious trophy.

Memorable Moments

The latest win was sealed dramatically by a checkmate with a rook — “Rh8#” — after a careful buildup involving pawn pushes and queen maneuvers, a classic demonstration of patience paying off. The replay of this victory is a recommended watch for all aspiring players craving a masterclass in timing and precision.

In Summary

cplayer200 isn’t just a username — it’s a saga of resilience, strategy, and the occasional blunder that makes chess endlessly captivating. Whether pulling off a comeback or valiantly outnumbered in a losing streak, this player shows what it truly means to love the game. With tactical insights, love for knight openings, and a penchant for late-game drama, cplayer200 is a name to watch out for on the rapid chess battlefield!

“Lose gracefully, win brilliantly, and always keep those knights hopping.”