Distancyqc

Profile Summary: distancyqc

Meet distancyqc, a chess enthusiast who battles on the 64 squares with a fiery passion and an occasionally mischievous grin. With a journey marked by peaks and valleys in rating, this player's odyssey began in the early 2020s and has evolved into a marathon of hundreds of competitive games.

Rapid play is where distancyqc really shows their mettle, boasting a maximum rating climbing up to 491 in 2025 and an impressive average rating nudging close to 380. Countless battles — over 500 games — have tested their strategic prowess, resulting in nearly as many wins as losses, a testament to their gritty resilience and fighting spirit. Quick on their feet, but never afraid to think long and hard!

Blitz and bullet formats reveal a different style — lightning games filled with thrills and spills. While bullet stats hint at a humble beginning with a max of 100, by 2025 the rating soared to nearly 274, proving this player can hold their ground even in the fastest time controls. Blitz play brings an interesting twist with a peak rating around 347 early on, dipping later perhaps as the player focused more on that rapid grind.

Opening preferences suggest a deep fascination with Queen's Pawn structures, notably the Zukertort Chigorin Variation, where distancyqc is undefeated in a series of 29 rapid games, winning nearly 59% of them. The Accelerated London System and classic King's Pawn openings also feature prominently, illustrating a versatile commander who thrives navigating both positional and tactical seas.

When winning streaks come knocking, distancyqc is ready — their longest winning streak is a respectable 6 games. However, the player keeps things fresh by mixing wins and losses, making those victories even sweeter. Notably, they are a comeback king with a 62.5% comeback rate and a perfect record after losing a piece — zero defeat there means pure grit (or maybe some lucky bounces).

Psychological toughness? Tilt factor clocks in at a mild 10, revealing a player who mostly keeps their cool even when the ruler of the game says “check.” Their best hours happen mid-afternoon, especially around 16:00, boasting a win rate north of 71%, suggesting that tea and tactics blend perfectly at that time.

Distancyqc doesn’t just play chess — they endure, they experiment, and every game is a story. Whether outsmarting opponents in the Accelerated London System or throwing down the gauntlet in unconventional gambits, this player’s journey is proof that chess isn’t just a game of kings and queens — it’s an epic saga of resilience, creativity, and just a little bit of quirky charm.

Recent triumphs come courtesy of strategic mastery and bold sacrifice, like their latest victory where a well-timed resignation by the opponent confirmed distancyqc’s tactical dominance in the Accelerated London System.

So next time you see distancyqc across the board, brace yourself for a battle that’s equal parts cerebral and entertaining — you might lose your queen, but you won’t lose your respect for this tenacious player.