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Chess Profile: ewyng7

Meet ewyng7, a resilient and battle-hardened chess player carving their path one move at a time. Their journey is a rollercoaster of nail-biting victories, tough losses, and plenty of lessons learned along the way. Rated at a peak of 741 in Rapid (May 2024) and 399 in Blitz (July 2024), ewyng7’s rating history tells the story of a player who battles fiercely and never backs down from a complex position.

Play Style & Stats

With an Early Resignation Rate of 10.37%, ewyng7 isn’t one to throw in the towel easily – except perhaps when the coffee kicks in and the pieces start looking suspicious. Their games tip heavily towards endgames, featuring an endgame frequency of about 44%, proving their love affair with the late, gritty battles on the board. Interestingly, they tend to wage longer battles when winning, averaging 55 moves, while their losses tend to end sooner, around 42 moves. This suggests that if you want to beat ewyng7, don’t let the game drag on — or be prepared to outmaneuver in the early middlegame.

White pieces bring them slightly more luck, with a 47.11% win rate, but the black pieces aren’t far behind at 45.69%, showing a balanced approach regardless of color.

Favorite Openings

Versatility is their middle name: in Rapid games, ewyng7 favors the Van ’t Kruijs Opening with an impressive 58% win rate, while the Queen’s Pawn Opening lures them into long tactical skirmishes with almost equal wins and losses. The Owens Defense and Englund Gambit also make regular appearances in their repertoire, revealing a penchant for slightly offbeat and tricky lines that keep opponents guessing. In Blitz, the King’s Fianchetto Opening shines brightest with a stellar 66.67% win rate — apparently a favorite weapon in faster time controls.

The Comeback Kid

When down a piece or facing tough spots, don’t count ewyng7 out! Boasting a comeback rate of 67.42%, they have a knack for turning tides even after setbacks. That said, their win rate after losing a piece hovers at 40.53%, which means sometimes the comeback attempt turns into a classic “Oops, wrong sacrifice!” moment.

Mood & Timing

Their best time to play is reliably around noon (12:00), when the brain cells seem most synchronized. Win rates bounce as high as 73% during midday battles, especially around noon hours, but plummet to a more contemplative 37% late afternoon — perhaps a subtle reminder to hydrate or grab a snack.

Beware the Tilt Factor of 15! ewyng7’s psychological resilience is tested, especially during frustrated streaks, although their longest losing streak caps at a painful 15 games. The current losing streak is just 1, so fresh hopes and fresh strategies abound.

Recent Battles

Their latest games are tales of true grit. Just recently, ewyng7 squeaked out wins against four opponents in a row with careful maneuvering and precise resignation timing from their adversaries. Against arguably tougher foes, like "gherman56," they’ve tasted defeat but continue to learn and adapt.

In Conclusion

ewyng7 might not yet be challenging the world elite, but their chess journey is marked by perseverance, strategic surprises, and a healthy sense of humor about the ups and downs of the game. Whether setting tricky traps with unusual openings or mounting impressive comebacks, ewyng7 plays chess like life itself: a mix of calculated risks, stubborn determination, and occasional “How did that even happen?” moments.

One thing’s for sure: against ewyng7, the game is never boring.