Double0svn

About Double0svn

Double0svn might not be a household name just yet, but their chess journey is a saga of perseverance, near misses, and occasional dazzling victories that keeps the chessboard humming with excitement.

Rating Rollercoaster

Since bursting onto the scene in 2023 with a rapid rating peak of 1358, Double0svn has experienced the ups and downs every chess adventurer knows too well. Their rapid rating volleyed through the 900s and 1000s, recently hitting a solid high of 1139 in early 2025. They’re no stranger to battles on the board — with more than 1100 rapid games played, boasting 565 wins, 582 losses, and 57 draws. Talk about dedication!

Opening Moves & Mischief

Always experimenting, Double0svn’s repertoire spans classic openings such as the King's Pawn Opening and the Queen's Pawn Opening. Interestingly, their best win rate is found in the Queen’s Pawn Opening (57.78%), proving they know how to play it cool when pushing those d-pawns forward. On the flip side, the Italian Game has been a bit more of a rollercoaster, with a modest 42.5% win rate showing there’s still room for some spicy pizza-style tactics.

Playing Style & Psychology

Not one to resign early (a mere 1.37% early resignation rate), Double0svn loves a good endgame, taking an average of 61 moves to win and more moves if they’re on the losing side. With an impressive 80.92% comeback rate, this player never gives up without a dramatic fight—like a chess soap opera star, clawing their way back to hope.

Beware of their mornings: 7 AM is when Double0svn is firing on all cylinders, scoring at 100% win rate during certain early hours. Must be the coffee kicking in!

Memorable Battles

One recent highlight was a swift win against sosaneitro07 employing the Slav Defense, where strategic piece play forced the opponent to resign after 21 moves. On the flipside, losses come not without battle scars — time is sometimes the cruelest opponent, as shown in a loss against SAU144233 where fate ticked away before the finish.

Opponent Chronicles

They’ve met many rivals over the board, with some like sosaneitro07 and muraddagestan falling 100% of the time, while others such as imbondy keep the rivalry alive with a near-even split. The dynamics are as lively as an internet forum on a Sunday morning.

In Conclusion

Double0svn’s chess story is far from over. With grit, a solid preference for strategic endgames, and a morning thunderbolt of gameplay, they’re a player to watch—and perhaps emulate if you like long fights on the board and the occasional well-deserved win.

Brace yourself: the journey of Double0svn might be long, but it’s always full of surprises, laughter, and chess moves that keep even the queens dancing.