Sam Chambers-Cummings

Sam Chambers-Cummings (aka Crazyboysam16)

Sam Chambers-Cummings is not your ordinary chess player; think of them as a Rapid-fire tactical whirlwind with a pinch of mystery. Clocking in a 2025 Rapid rating peaking at 236, Sam shows flashes of brilliance—especially when wielding the King's Pawn Opening, boasting a perfect win record there.

With a penchant for "Top Secret" openings (47 games, 40% win rate—because who doesn't love a little cloak-and-dagger in chess?), Sam prefers to keep opponents guessing. Their style is a quirky mix of patience and surprise: average wins last about 31 moves, while losses can drag on up to 57 moves—a sign of stubborn resilience, or perhaps a refusal to admit defeat gracefully.

Off the board, Sam might chuckle at their own 12.9% early resignation rate—because sometimes knowing when to fold 'em is an art form. Their comeback rate of 20% and perfect 100% win rate after losing a piece shows a fighter’s spirit; not to mention a flair for dramatic recoveries that keep the audience on edge.

Sam’s psychological game? Surprisingly zen, with a low tilt factor of 5, demonstrating that frustration rarely gets the better of them—except maybe after challenging a Bullet player and coming away with a 0-1 loss in their only blitz test.

Sam has battled a diverse lineup of opponents, with mixed success. Some rivals, like realdallama, get the better of them 80% of the time, while others feel Sam’s steel, suffering total defeats at their hands. Either way, their current winning streak is alive and kicking at one game, proof that Crazyboysam16 is always lurking, ready to strike.

When asked about preferred times to play, Sam’s secret weapon appears around 9 am, where their win rate stands at a perfect 100%. Clearly, this is prime brainpower hour!

In short: Sam Chambers-Cummings plays fast but thinks long, loses occasionally but never quietly, and always brings a dash of unpredictability to the chessboard. Keep an eye out—Crazyboysam16 just might surprise you.