filmsaboutghosts IM

filmsaboutghosts: The Enigmatic International Master

Known in the chess world as filmsaboutghosts, this International Master doesn't just play chess—they haunt the board with a mix of spectral precision and ghostly finesse. Since bursting onto the Blitz scene in 2020, this player’s rating has danced between 1948 and an impressive peak of 2403, settling most recently at a solid 2286. With a Blitz win rate hovering around 67%, filmsaboutghosts proves time and again that their moves are more apparition than accident.

Armed with a seemingly Top Secret opening repertoire that mystifies opponents in 67 games (winning 45 of them!), filmsaboutghosts is a master of sudden victories and chilling comebacks. A longest winning streak of 5 games and a current streak still burning at 1 show persistence, but don’t be fooled—there’s a healthy streak of unpredictability that keeps challengers on their toes.

Phantom Strengths

• Comeback King: An astounding 87% comeback rate reflects a fighter who rises from the graveyard of lost positions.
• Win after losing a piece: 100% win rate after losing material, making opponents think twice before snatching any phantom pawns.
• Endgame Wizard: Engages endings 76% of the time, often dragging rivals to their doom in extended duels with an average of 66 moves per winning game.

filmsaboutghosts’s win rates fluctuate intriguingly by hour and day – peak ghostly activity occurs at 12 PM and 16 PM with a haunting 85-100% win rate and mysteriously 100% wins at 9 AM and 18 PM, suggesting either caffeine-fueled brilliance or a genuine connection to the spectral realm during these hours.

Famous Hauntings

Notable victims include endcryption, amanssouldilemma, ashfreez, and sachington—all dispatched without remorse. However, filmsaboutghosts does show some mercy or unexpected challenges with players like nazriz1977 and suneebaker, whose ward breaks remain undefeated against this phantom.

With a tilt factor of just 3, filmsaboutghosts keeps cool even when things look grim—perhaps because they’ve got spirits on their side. Whether opening with whispers or closing with a vengeful endgame, this IM is here to remind us that chess is as much about the mind as it is about a little otherworldly mystery.

Beware when you face filmsaboutghosts – your king may just vanish into thin air.