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Player Profile: DocNessuno (M B)

Meet DocNessuno, a blitz and rapid chess enthusiast who has been battling it out on the 64 squares with a fiery mix of Scandinavian Defense nuances and Queens' Pawn gambits. While their peak rapid rating soared to a respectable 1162 in early 2023, their blitz escapades peaked at a modest 678 by March 2025 — proving that while lightning-fast reflexes are admirable, there's always room to grow!

Known for a tactical comeback rate of 68.04%, DocNessuno seems to thrive under pressure, often clawing back from tricky situations with the tenacity of a chessboard ninja. But beware: the psychological tilt factor clocks in at 11, reminding us that even the best are human (and probably yell at their mouse every now and then).

Playing Style & Stats

• Early resignations: A humble 5.1%, so never count them out too early!
• Wins more comfortably with White (50.47%) than Black (45.48%), probably because they like to start fresh — who doesn’t?
• They savor the endgame, with a frequency near 45%, proving patience might indeed be a virtue.
• Average moves per win hover around 57, suggesting neither rushed decisions nor drag-it-out marathons dominate their style.

Opening Repertoire

DocNessuno has a penchant for the Scandinavian Defense, especially the Mieses Kotrc Variation, boasting a solid 52.17% win rate in blitz and a respectable 47.17% in rapid games. When feeling adventurous, they swing the bishop out with the Richter Veresov Attack or navigate the tricky waters of the Queens Pawn Opening Chigorin Variation, where their blitz win rate impressively jumps to over 62%.

Recent Adventures on the Board

Just recently, DocNessuno executed a sharp checkmate victory against "ta_veren_1" in a brisk 300-second duel, deftly employing the Mieses Kotrc Variation of the Scandinavian Defense. The queen hunted mercilessly, culminating in a smooth, if not theatrical, finish at move 63. But not all battles ended in triumph; the French Defense Classical Burn Variation was the scene where DocNessuno gracefully conceded after a tough fight in May 2025. After all, even the fiercest warriors sometimes take a bow.

When to Catch DocNessuno Online

If you're hoping to challenge DocNessuno, mornings might just be your lucky time. Their best playing hour is at 6:00 AM when they combine tactical awareness with morning coffee — or perhaps just a strong will to win before the world wakes up. Their win rate peaks in the early to mid-evening hours, especially between 17:00 and 19:00, so prepare for some intense battles filled with strategic wizardry (or occasional mouse slips).

Fun Fact

With a longest winning streak of 11 games and an equally stubborn longest losing streak of 11, DocNessuno’s chess journey is a rollercoaster of triumph and learning — because what’s chess without a little drama?

Overall, DocNessuno is a resilient, spirited player who keeps pushing, keeps learning, and is always ready for the next checkmate... or resignation with flair.