F4r4m1r

F4r4m1r: The Enigmatic Rapid Racer

Meet F4r4m1r, a chess player whose blitz performance might leave you scratching your head in disbelief (0 wins out of 2 games, but hey, everyone has their off days!). But switch to rapid mode, and suddenly F4r4m1r becomes a formidable presence with a respectable 41.5% win rate over 229 games. With 95 wins, 110 losses, and 24 draws, this is a player who clearly loves a good fight even if the results swing back and forth.

Known for a uniquely top secret opening in both blitz and rapid—though it hasn't yielded much success in blitz—the rapid games reveal some hidden gems of tactical wizardry. F4r4m1r boasts a rather impressive comeback rate of 48.42% and, incredibly, a 100% win rate after losing a piece. Clearly, giving up material just lights a fire under this player!

But it’s not all smooth sailing. With an average game length of about 42 moves per win and a longer 63 moves per loss, F4r4m1r tends to battle it out deep into the endgame, which they reach in over half their games. Their early resignation rate is low (4.46%), indicating a stubborn streak and a fighting spirit that refuses to quit early.

When playing White, F4r4m1r wins roughly 38% of the time, but flips the board with nearly 44% wins as Black—proving that the dark side is maybe their true calling. Peak activity sees decent success late at night and during early mornings, notably a 75% win rate at midnight and solid 50% win rates at odd hours like 6 AM and 8 AM. A night owl or an early bird? Possibly both.

Psychologically, F4r4m1r deals with tilt (a factor of 7) but manages to carry that energy back into rapid games, showing a noticeable difference in performance between rated and casual games. Their longest winning streak stands proudly at 6 games, a testament to the peaks that contrast with their valleys.

Opponents beware: while some rivals like ponysalvajesupremo and hala-madrid21 have gotten the better of F4r4m1r, others have been handed dramatic losses (just ask mo-money29 or zannnn_11). This player thrives on challenging match-ups and clearly enjoys the chess rollercoaster ride.

In summary, F4r4m1r is a spirited rapid player with a flair for comebacks, a mysterious opening repertoire, and a relentless endgame hunger. Whether crushing opponents at dawn or battling through long tactical endgames, this player’s journey is equal parts unpredictable and entertaining.