deanb564

Profile: deanb564 - The Rapid Riddler

Meet deanb564, a chess player on a colorful journey through the realm of rapid chess in 2025. With a max rating of 229 early in the year and a rollercoaster ride down to 108 by the end, deanb564 embodies the spirit of perseverance (and occasional plot twists) on the board.

Playing Style & Stats

Known for a playful balance between early resignation (about 13% of the time) and a respectable 31% endgame frequency, deanb564 keeps opponents guessing. With wins averaging around 31 moves, each game is a mini drama filled with strategic twists. White pieces give a slight edge (46% win rate) compared to black (35%), but who said colors matter when you have sheer willpower?

Win/Loss Record & Tactical Tenacity

Out of 96 rapid games, deanb564 has 39 wins and 54 losses, with 3 draws sprinkled in – a modest but gritty performance. This player’s resilience shines brightest when down a piece, boasting a perfect 100% win rate after losing one – talk about never giving up! Though losses tend to drag longer (averaging 40 moves), those setbacks have only sharpened the comeback game, with a solid 25% comeback rate.

A Love-Hate Relationship with Opponents

Oddly enough, deanb564 has a quirky record against friends and foes alike. They’ve never cracked the code against several regular opponents, but have an uncanny 100% win rate against quite a few others (take that, gregrnrtn, viziqs, and fishermi99!). Whether it’s pure luck or tactical brilliance, these victories add a mysterious edge to their profile.

Hours and Days: When the Magic Happens (and When It Doesn’t)

Chess at midnight? Absolutely perfect – 100% win rate at 0:00 hours! Early mornings around 2-4 AM also bring decent fortunes. But beware of evenings and afternoons, where wins dip significantly. Monday seems to be the lucky day with a 67% win rate, while Sunday afternoons bring the dreaded chess blues.

Mental Game and Quirks

With a tilt factor of just 6, deanb564 manages to keep cool even after losses, though the 41% difference between rated and casual games suggests some nerves still pop up. A longest winning streak of 4 games shows glimpses of a player ready to break through, while the current streak rests at zero – because every champion needs a comeback chapter.

In Summary

Deab564 is that friend you might not want to face at 2 AM but hope to sit next to during casual games. A resilient runner-up, part-time strategist, and full-time enthusiast – their chess story is still being written, one rapid move at a time.