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Fabianbeben: The Chessboard Biologist

Fabianbeben may just be the master of microscopic maneuvers on the 64-cell petri dish we call a chessboard. With a career that’s seen more ups and downs than a cell’s mitosis cycle, this player’s journey is anything but boring – it’s positively mitotic!

Starting out in 2022 with a rapid rating that fluctuated wildly from 622 down to 191, Fabianbeben’s rating history resembled a complex DNA strand — full of twists, turns, and a little bit of unraveling. But just like a resilient mitochondrion powering a cell, perseverance paid off. By 2023, his bullet rating surged up to a sharp 541, proving quick reflexes and rapid-fire thinking are part of his genetic code.

Playing over 500 bullet games in 2023 alone, Fabianbeben has a knack for microscopic precision, winning almost 190 games. His style suggests an uncanny tactical awareness with a comeback rate near 59%, better than most cells bouncing back from damage. He's particularly lethal when down a piece — boasting a 100% win rate after losing a piece — which might just be his secret molecular weapon.

When it comes to openings, Fabianbeben’s favorite “species” include the Grob Opening (66% win rate!) and the Scandinavian Defense, with decent success across different time controls. However, not all colonies thrive equally — some openings like the Bishop’s Opening Berlin Defense might be underperforming in his repertoire, but even in biology, diversity is key!

His psychological stats hint at a stable “homeostasis” with a low tilt factor of 10%, yet there is always room for adaptation. With an endgame frequency of 54%, Fabianbeben clearly enjoys the late stages of the chess lifecycle, outlasting opponents and creeping toward victory.

And speaking of opponents, Fabianbeben’s toughest prey seem to be “user611,” with only a 20% win rate against them, while he dominates a multitude of others with 100% win records — a true apex predator in his ecosystem!

Off the clock, Fabianbeben plays best during the mysterious hours of the early morning, with win rates above 60% between 2 and 7 AM — a nocturnal creature thriving when most cells would be resting.

In summary, whether it’s rapid, blitz, or bullet, Fabianbeben’s chess game is an evolving organism, learning, adapting, and occasionally mutating to survive and thrive in the competitive biosphere of online chess.

Keep an eye on this biological marvel — the evolution of Fabianbeben’s play style promises even more fascinating mutations ahead!