Dragonbleachpiece: The Enigmatic Chess Creature
Once upon a chessboard, where pawns roam and knights gallop, there emerged a player with a name as fiery as a dragon's breath and a wit sharp enough to cleave a queen in two: Dragonbleachpiece. Known for weaving tactical webs and occasionally shedding pieces faster than a lizard sheds its tail, this player has sparked intrigue and chuckles in equal measure across rapid, blitz, bullet, and daily formats.
Rating Evolution: Growing Scales and Strength
Since 2023, Dragonbleachpiece has climbed steadily up the rating ladder, soaring up to a rapid peak of 945 before settling comfortably in the mid-800s. With rapid games numbering in the thousands, this player has shown remarkable stamina––like a true chess dragon on a hot streak, boasting a longest winning streak of 12. Their black and white kingdom is ruled with near-equal prowess; a respectable 51.6% win rate with white and a fierce 46% with black.
Playing Style: A Dance Between Fury and Patience
- Early resignation: At a modest 15.34%, Dragonbleachpiece sometimes blinks before the fiery breath ignites.
- Endgame frequency: Nearly 35% of games, they like to slug it out till the last pieces fall (or survive).
- Move count: Victory usually takes around 49 moves – a comfortable stroll through the forest, more than a lightning strike.
Opening Gambits: Breathing Fire into the Board
This clever beast favors the King's Pawn Opening as their go-to flame, with a win rate just north of 50%. But beware the Van 't Kruijs Opening – a lesser-known but surprisingly successful maneuver, with nearly 68% wins. The Scandinavian Defense and French Defense variations also see some fiery action, as Dragonbleachpiece plays a varied opening repertoire that keeps opponents on their claws.
Tactical Awareness: Scales of Comebacks and Claws of Resilience
Exhibiting a comeback rate of over 54%, Dragonbleachpiece is no stranger to the phoenix-like rise from ash when down a piece. Impressively, they have a perfect 100% win rate after losing a piece, proving that even with a missing scale, the dragon slashes back with vengeance. However, about 26% of their losses tend to be one-sided, reminding us that even dragons occasionally nap.
Psychological Profile: A Chill Dragon with a Mild Tilt
Despite a tilt factor score of 7, Dragonbleachpiece keeps the burn low, maintaining focus through thick and thin. Their performance shines brightest on Sundays and Thursdays, with win rates above 53%, perhaps when the stars align or when the scales shine just right.
Opponent Chronicles: Fierce Rivalries and Friends to Roast
Dragonbleachpiece's most sparred opponent is beticubu, with five fiery clashes and a win rate of 20%—a tough matchup indeed! Some adversaries fare better, while others are more frequently on the receiving end of scorched defeat, proving that this player fears no foe, nor any lonely isolated pawn.
Final Roar
Whether chaining moves like dragon scales or trading pieces like fiery embers, Dragonbleachpiece remains a whimsical yet formidable presence on the chessboard. Like a mythical creature blending strategy, occasional early surrenders, and mighty resilience, this player keeps their opponents guessing and the game alight.
