Player Profile: dragon_kid14
Meet dragon_kid14, a fearless and somewhat unpredictable chess enthusiast whose journey on the 64 squares has been nothing short of a rollercoaster ride. Known for an early-resignation rate hovering around 40%, this player prefers to throw in the towel before the game's uglier moments, proving that sometimes it’s okay to know when to fold 'em.
In rapid chess, dragon_kid14 touched a peak rating of 228 in 2024, only to stroll back down to around 100 the following year—because who needs consistency when you can keep your opponents guessing? With 141 rapid games under their belt, they’ve eked out wins in just over 30% against a cast of "Top Secret" openings, suggesting a player who’s still figuring out their favorite dance moves on the chessboard.
Blitz and bullet are a different story. Blitz battles have been fewer and far between with a modest peak of 182, while bullet games are rare and, frankly, brutal, with zero wins recorded. Daily games, that slow-paced weekend vibe, are a lonely affair—only one played, one lost. Clearly, enigmatic consistency isn’t dragon_kid14’s style.
One of the most impressive (and amusing) quirks: a 100% win rate after losing a piece. Yes, you read that right. When things look bleak, dragon_kid14 finds magical ways to pull a win from the jaws of defeat, making them quite the comeback artist despite a general loss-heavy record (92 losses to 43 wins in rapid).
When facing opponents, results vary wildly—total domination against some, complete shutdown by others. They even flirt with superstition, losing on Friday and Saturday but showing their best form midweek or on Tuesday, where their win rate nearly hits 39%. Maybe the weekend is just too much fun to think about chess!
On average, games end around move 24-26, suggesting dragon_kid14’s patience is famously short-lived, or perhaps their tactical flair means games don’t drag on mindlessly.
Finally, armed with a tilt-factor of 11, our player keeps a mostly cool head but isn’t above a dramatic reaction when the chess gods frown. All in all, dragon_kid14 is an entertaining player to watch, full of surprises, and a reminder that chess is as much about personality as it is about pawns and kings.
