drewb2415

Player Profile: drewb2415

Meet drewb2415, a rapid chess tactician whose rating rollercoaster is as thrilling as a thriller novel – soaring to a peak rapid rating of 317 in May 2025 before settling into a strong 263 just a month later. With 73 rapid games under their belt and a slightly winning record of 51 wins against 45 losses (plus a mysterious 2 draws), this player certainly knows how to keep their opponents on their toes.

Opening Repertoire & Style

A fan of the King's Pawn Opening and its quirky Leonardis Variation, where drewb2415 boasts a solid 60% win rate, this player isn’t afraid to mix it up with surprising gambits like the Scandinavian Defense (a cheeky 75% win rate!) and some adventurous forays into the Englund Gambit, though that one’s a bit of a love-hate relationship at just 20%. They're also fond of the Vienna Game and its Anderssen Defense, winning two-thirds of the time with that line.

Chess Personality & Playstyle

With an early resignation rate of just 4.44%, no premature surrender here! drewb2415 prefers battles that last, clocking in an average of 39 moves per win and a patient 51 moves in losses — because if you're going down, you might as well make it a saga. Their games demonstrate a knack for comebacks, boasting a comeback success rate near 61%, proving they don’t quit after losing a piece either.

Time & Psychological Trends

Night owl or grandmaster in training? drewb2415 performs best around 10 PM, with an astonishing 100% win rate at 10 PM and 82% at 6 PM – prime time for chess brilliance! Watch out if you face them on a Thursday – their win rate is an impressive 73% on that day. They keep their cool with a modest tilt factor of 5, but beware if you try to rattle them on a Tuesday: zero wins recorded there, tough day perhaps!

Memorable Moments & Rivalries

Noteworthy recent victories include a thrilling time win over suyaaa04 in the King’s Pawn Opening Leonardis Variation with precise endgame maneuvering and a flawless checkmate against doritoz91. However, drewb2415 isn’t without nemeses; games against jaskacoach and suwan3-6 have been tough battles, often ending in narrow losses that only sharpen their resolve.

Fun Fact

Despite dabbling in some obscure openings, like the Four Knights Game Italian Variation, where wins are just elusive friends, drewb2415 shows that chess isn’t just a game, it’s a never-ending quest for improvement—sometimes with draws, sometimes with spectacular blunders, but always with heart.

Keep an eye on drewb2415 as they charge forward; with such a mix of steady wins, daring gambits, and late-night brilliance, they’re a player whose games are never boring and whose story is still being written—one move at a time.