eddburke

Profile: eddburke

Meet eddburke, a chess player whose rating graph looks like a rollercoaster, but with slightly better odds than a carnival ride. Specializing in rapid games, this tactician has battled for years, peaking just shy of 1100 – because who needs 1200 when you’ve got style and resilience?

Since 2020, eddburke has logged thousands of rapid games – over 3,200 to be exact – with a nearly even split between wins and losses, showing that every game is a fresh challenge rather than a foregone conclusion. They're not one to back down early, with an early resignation rate under 5%, preferring to wrestle in endgames, which happen in more than 60% of their matches.

Known for some truly amazing comebacks (69.67% comeback rate!), eddburke never gives up, turning losing pieces into winning positions with an impeccable 100% win rate after losing material – talk about resilience! Their longest winning streak hit 15 games, proving they can be a fierce competitor when in form. Though the current streak may be zero, don't mistake that for a lack of fighting spirit.

Their clock is their secret weapon: eddburke performs best in the early hours of the morning (try 5 a.m. with an 81.82% win rate) and between 6 to 8 a.m. with solid results, suggesting they might be a nocturnal grandmaster practicing late or a morning bird with a coffee-fueled brain.

When playing White, eddburke scores just under 50%, while Black games see a tougher challenge with a win rate of about 45%. This player tends to grind out games lasting on average 60+ moves whether they're winning or losing, which lets them savor the drama of every position.

If you ever face eddburke, expect a tactical battle with surprising twists—because despite some tilt moments (rated 11 out of 100 on the tilt factor scale), their tactical awareness is razor-sharp. Heck, even after dropping a piece, eddburke just flips the script and keeps going.

Against opponents, eddburke is something of a mixed bag: some players manage to frustrate them, but others frequently find themselves on the losing side. All in all, eddburke is the kind of chess player who brings both passion and unpredictability to the board, with a dash of humor and heaps of determination.