Zixuan Xu

Zixuan Xu: The Chessboard Biologist

Meet Zixuan Xu, a player whose chess career evolves like DNA replication—complex, fascinating, and occasionally a little unpredictable. With a peak rapid rating soaring to 771 in 2024 and a steady climb to 721 in 2025, Zixuan’s gameplay replicates success with remarkable fidelity.

Opening Genes

Zixuan’s opening repertoire is a genetic masterpiece. Their “Reti Opening” boasts a winning rate of 90%, while the “Scotch Game” closely follows, winning nearly 89% of encounters. Such precise openings suggest a player who knows how to splice tactics and strategy effectively.

Meanwhile, the “Sicilian Defense” (72.7% win rate) and the “Queen’s Pawn Opening” (over 61%) are signatures that indicate a predisposition for dynamic and adaptable play.

Playing Style & Behavior

With an early resignation rate of just over 10%, Zixuan knows when to fold their chromosomes—or in chess terms, their position. A 61.7% comeback rate proves resilience, rewiring their approach mid-game like a true tactical enzyme.

Interestingly, their win rate after losing a piece is a perfect 100%, showing a remarkable ability to mutate disadvantages into victories—a true apex predator in the tactical food chain.

Time Capsule

Win rates vary by hour, with a remarkable 88.9% success at 8 AM and a solid 62% at 1 AM, suggesting a player who’s biologically wired for chess around the clock. Mondays and Fridays see their best fitness, hitting 58% and 53% win rates, respectively.

Opponent Ecosystem

Zixuan has sparred most often with opponents like beans_and_bacon123 and greengringuson123, boasting win rates upwards of 60% in these rivalries, showing dominance in their niche ecosystem of chess adversaries.

Fun Facts & Final Notes

• Longest winning streak: 13 games—talk about a chain reaction of success!
• White pieces yield a better win rate (56.78%) compared to Black (45.45%), akin to a dominant allele expressing itself.
• Despite a tilt factor of 9, Zixuan manages to keep their cool—most of the time—avoiding breakdowns in their neural network.

In the grand genome of chess players, Zixuan Xu stands out as one with a diverse and robust repertoire, tactical adaptability, and a resilient mind. They continue to evolve, proving that chess, much like biology, is all about adaptation and survival of the fittest on the 64-square petri dish.