eter1m

Profile Summary: eter1m

Meet eter1m, a chess player whose rating rollercoaster is almost as exciting as their opening repertoire! With a peak rapid rating of 1200 back in 2021, eter1m has shown flashes of brilliance and resilience, carving out a niche in the world of online chess battles.

Not one to shy away from a challenge, eter1m has played over 90 rapid games with a respectable win record of 53 victories and a knack for bouncing back — boasting an impressive 13-game winning streak and a comeback rate of nearly 38%. If you catch this player at midnight, be warned: it's their personal prime time, when their win rate hits 100%! Night owl or wizard? You decide.

Their preferred weapons on the chessboard include the King’s Pawn Opening, with a healthy win rate above 54%, and the ever-sturdy French Defense, where they dominate with a 67% success rate. The Philidor Defense also seems to bring out their strategic side, boasting their highest win rate of 75% in that line.

But it’s not all smooth sailing—like any true competitor, eter1m has weathered some storms with a longest losing streak of 9 games, showing grit rather than quit. Early resignations happen about 20% of the time, which might just be strategic mercy to save energy for the next skirmish.

On the psychological front, their tilt factor is relatively low at 9, proving that while they might not be a grandmaster yet, they keep their cool better than most internet chess gladiators. The average game length hovers around 40 moves for wins, which means eter1m enjoys the full narrative arc of a good chess battle—no quick skirmishes here!

Recently, eter1m showcased tactical fireworks in a thrilling victory by checkmate against MightyKnighty1. The final move, Bg6#, was a fitting climax to a clever French Defense Queens Knight Variation encounter — a testament to their growing tactical awareness and killer instinct.

Whether battling via rapid, blitz, or daily time controls, eter1m approaches each game with a curious blend of hope and calculation. A rising star with a taste for classic openings and a personality that’s probably chuckling at their own losses, this player is one to watch—and perhaps challenge—to a friendly duel. Just don't expect mercy if they’re playing at midnight.