e-mail12

Chess Player Profile: e-mail12

Meet e-mail12, a relentless Rapid chess warrior currently rated at 543 with a peak rating of 694 achieved recently in May 2025. With over 100 Rapid games under their belt, e-mail12 is the kind of player who loves a good battle—winning 50 and losing 53, proving that every game is a rollercoaster ride filled with thrills and occasional spills.

Openings are the playground where e-mail12 shows both curiosity and courage. Particularly fond of the Queen's Pawn Opening (Chigorin Variation), they've tangled in 16 duels there with a solid 44% success rate. The Indian Game is a lucky charm, yielding a 75% win rate, while gambits like the Englund Gambit and defenses like Philidor haven't been as kind—perfect fodder for underdog stories yet to be told.

This player’s style? Patient and durable. Averaging 54 moves to victory and an exhausting 63 moves in losses, e-mail12 battles to the very end with an impressive 61% frequency of reaching the endgame. With no early resignations, giving up is simply not in the vocabulary. Tempo is key; their best time to strike is around 4 AM—a true night owl or perhaps a chess vampire?

The psychological terrain can be tough, however. With a moderate tilt factor of 6, e-mail12 sometimes lets emotions sneak in during the heat of the moment. Yet this has not stopped an 82% comeback rate after falling behind, and a knack for clawing back wins even after losing a piece almost half the time (46.6%). That's fighting spirit with a capital “F”!

Opponents beware: e-mail12 has had matches with a colorful cast like “crooked_d,” “v1seyt,” and “brunomatozinhos.” While some adversaries have been a tough nut to crack (hello, 0% win rate vs. crooked_d), others have seen the back of e-mail12’s knight more than once (100% win rates against j1maras69 and brunoMatozinhos, for example).

When playing white, e-mail12 boasts a respectable 55.6% win rate but admits the struggle is tougher as black with only 39.2%. Perhaps a mystery waiting to be solved over the chessboard.

In summary: e-mail12 is a spirited Rapid player, a late-night strategist with a penchant for grinding out long endgames, a master of comebacks, and a chess enthusiast who embraces the game's ups and downs with admirable resilience and humor. If patience and persistence were pieces on the board, e-mail12 would have already claimed checkmate.

“Check, mate? More like check, wait — there’s still a fight left in me!”