eminhazi

Player Profile: eminhazi

Meet eminhazi, a chess enthusiast whose rating history tells a tale of evolutionary adaptation in the wild ecosystems of Blitz and Rapid chess arenas. With a Blitz max rating cresting at 625 in 2023 and a steady Rapid peak of 1084 that same year, eminhazi navigates the chessboard with the perseverance of a seasoned predator—though sometimes feeling the pinch of extinction-level losses.

Like a creature adapting to varying climates, eminhazi shows a fascinating pattern of performance. In Rapid games, there’s a notable 75% success rate with the Scotch Game, proving that when eminhazi finds the right opening niche, the wins come with reliable consistency. Meanwhile, Blitz remains a tougher biome, with strategies like the Scandinavian Defense Closed yielding a perfect 100% win rate, outmaneuvering opponents with precise strikes.

With a longest winning streak of 3, eminhazi’s resilience shines brightest during comebacks, boasting a remarkable 71% comeback rate and a perfect storm of 100% win rate after losing a piece—showing tactical awareness that would make a chameleon proud for its ability to change the game’s dynamics.

Psychological tendencies reveal a low early-resignation rate (zero!), indicating a tenacious spirit that endures battles averaging about 48 moves per win and embraces the complexities of endgame scenarios nearly two-thirds of the time. However, a small tilt factor of 4 suggests occasional emotional micro-evolutions under pressure, an understandable trait in competitive play.

Opponents beware! eminhazi’s highest success rates come against the likes of krocoooo777, red2bad, braab1, and elgun1405, with a flawless 100% win rate—species eminhazi clearly outclasses. Yet some rivals, like fhimii and sjsididjdjdjskssk, have proven harder to dominate, perhaps indicating areas ripe for further evolutionary strategy adaptations.

When it comes to hunting hours, eminhazi prefers the late afternoon to early evening, where the win rates peak at a savvy 66.67% around 5 PM. This diurnal pattern hints at a predator finely tuned to strike when conditions align most favorably.

In the grand chess ecosystem, eminhazi continues to evolve—sometimes flourishing, sometimes humbled—but always ready to pounce on the next opportunity in both Blitz and Rapid forms of the game. Here’s to many more games and evolutionary leaps on the 64 squares!