cxhos

Player Profile: cxhos

Meet cxhos, a rising chess enthusiast whose 2025 journey through the rapid ranks has been nothing short of a rollercoaster ride on a knight’s back. With a rapid rating fluctuating wildly between 100 and a respectable 417, cxhos keeps opponents guessing—and occasionally hopeful—across 650 rapid games, snagging 301 wins, but also tasting defeat 308 times, sprinkled with 41 stalemates. A true gladiator of the 64 squares, they average around 286 in rapid play, proving resilience is their middle name.

Opening repertoire is eclectic and daring. Queens Pawn Opening is a favored battlefield with 153 rapid battles fought, winning about 47% of those—a classic blend of patience and ambition. But don’t overlook the secret weapon: the Philidor Defense, where cxhos enjoys a juicy 55% win rate, or the mischievous Englund Gambit, which turns heads (and pawns) with over half the games ending in victory. Variation lovers beware—whether it’s the kings knight or Mikenas Defense, cxhos embraces the diversity of chess openings like a true strategist.

When the clock’s ticking, cxhos shows a special flair. Their comeback rate after falling behind is an impressive 69.77%, and remarkably, they win 100% of games where they've lost a piece but fought back—talk about turning lemons into checkmates! Although the early resignation rate touches on a hint of impatience (about 16%), the black pieces seem to be their lucky charm, boasting a slightly higher win percentage than white.

The playing style hints at an endurance athlete, averaging nearly 59 moves in victories, savoring those endgame scraps which occur in nearly half their games. Psychological resilience is tested with a tilt factor of 10—slightly mischievous nerves perhaps, but nothing that stops them from charging ahead.

Off the board statistics reveal a player who’s most lethal on Wednesday and Tuesday, with peak win rates hitting above 50%, especially shining in the 11AM and 14PM hours—morning coffee and afternoon strategy combined? Weekends see a solid 47.5% win rate; apparently, relaxation and chess mix well for cxhos.

While the daily chess rating is currently fixed at 400, cxhos shows potential for growth and surprises. If chess had a bring-your-own-drama league, cxhos would be a star contender. Keep your eyes peeled for this dynamic player whose mix of tactical flair, stubborn comebacks, and occasional early surrenders makes every game an entertaining spectacle.

And remember: with cxhos at the board, expect the unexpected—because boring chess is just a bad opening.