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Profile Summary: DUBIN007

Meet DUBIN007, a chess enthusiast who proves that perseverance is king—sometimes even more than the checkmate. Since diving into the world of online chess battles in 2017, DUBIN007 has journeyed through the ranks with a peak Bullet rating of 1245 and a Blitz high of 1223 in late 2020, showing a steady climb that would make even the most patient grandmaster nod in respect.

Known for the Reti Opening and a penchant for the Indian Game, our player enjoys the middle game almost as much as the endgame, with an impressive 65% endgame frequency—because who doesn’t love a good finale? DUBIN007 averages around 52 moves per win, proving that every piece counts when your strategy is "slow and steady wins the game... and maybe the world."

When it comes to psychological resilience, this player has a comeback rate of nearly 74%—meaning even when the chips are down, DUBIN007 fights tooth and nail (well, finger and mouse) for victory. Although the tilt factor of 14 hints at passionate responses to chess challenges, it just adds character to the battles fought on 64 squares.

Timing is everything and DUBIN007 is a morning warrior with the best time to play around 8:00 AM. Surprisingly, performance spikes in the early morning hours and even hits a tempting peak when most are still snoozing. A mysterious chess ninja, perhaps?

As for victories, DUBIN007 employs a rich variety of openings like the Reti, Queens Pawn variations, and King's Indian Attack, boasting respectable win rates—above 53% in many of these lines. Even if the Nimzowitsch Defense may not always dance to DUBIN007’s tune, it’s clear this player loves mixing it up on the board.

Recent games reflect a fighter who wins both by eluding time trouble and by elegantly capitalizing on opponents’ mistakes, closing out with precise timing and strategy. Whether it’s winning on time or welcoming a resignation, the scoreboard tells tales of spirited struggles.

To sum it up, DUBIN007 plays chess with grit, style, and a sprinkle of modest madness. If you face this opponent, brace yourself for a game that can stretch longer than your morning coffee break—but hey, in the end, it’s all about learning, loving, and sometimes losing with grace.