faraj202

Player Profile: faraj202

Meet faraj202, a chess enthusiast whose rating has blossomed nicely over the years, sprouting from a Rapid rating seed of 385 in 2023 to a flourishing peak of 1150 in 2025. Though the vine sometimes sways, with a last recorded rating of 853 in 2025, faraj202's game is no shrinking violet.

With a total of 4,006 Rapid games under their belt, including 1,902 wins, 1,874 losses, and 230 draws, faraj202’s chess organism thrives on variety and growth. Their longest winning streak stretches to an impressive 11 consecutive victories, although the current streak has paused—perhaps a small cellular hiccup in their strategic DNA.

Opening Moves & Strategies

Faraj202 tends to favor some of the more classical openings, with a particular fondness for the Van t Kruijs Opening, engaging in 672 games with nearly a 46.4% win rate—a strong root system if you will. The King’s Pawn Opening and the various French Defense branches also feature prominently, showing tactical flexibility and a healthy chess metabolism.

Playing Behavior & Psychological Traits

Faraj202 has a low early resignation rate of just under 1.5%, proving they don’t wilt easily and are in it for the long haul. Their typical match lengths are lengthy stems, averaging about 61 moves in wins and stretching to around 80 in losses—true perseverance through the foliage of the board.

A stellar comeback rate of 70% and a perfect win rate after losing a piece (100%) highlights an ironclad resilience and tactical evolution—like a chess phoenix rising from the ashes of lost material. With a tilt factor of 19%, they occasionally get their nerves rattled, but faraj202’s psychological osmotic balance largely holds steady.

Temporal Patterns & Opponents

Faraj202 performs best in the early evening light, with peak win rates around 19:00 (67.25%) and strong performance between 17:00 and 20:00, suggesting their cerebral cells are most active when the sun sets on the day. Fridays and Tuesdays are their healthiest days, with near 49% win rates.

Their opponent ecosystem is diverse, with both formidable challengers and easy conquests. They've achieved a perfect 100% win rate against multiple rivals, proving their tactical enzymes are highly effective.

Fun Fact

If chess pieces were cells, faraj202 would be the mitochondria—fueling the game with energy, persistence, and some biochemical cunning. Their strategies undergo constant replication and mutation, ensuring evolution toward ever greater victories.

In the world of chess biology, faraj202’s legacy is one of growth, resilience, and adaptation. A true grandmaster in the making—one move at a time!