Profile Summary: finnleygdog9
Meet finnleygdog9, a resilient chess enthusiast who approaches the 64 squares with a mix of dogged determination and a hint of mystery—perhaps why their favorite opening remains "Top Secret." In 2025, finnleygdog9’s rapid rating peaked at 997, impressively climbing from a humble 644 at the year's start. Not one to shy away from blitz battles, they similarly demonstrated gritty perseverance, surfing between a 576 minimum and a 880 peak blitz rating.
Playing style? Well, finnleygdog9 rarely throws in the towel early, with just an 8.57% early resignation rate. Instead, they savor the drama of the endgame, engaging in nearly 62% of their fights until final moves. Wins tend to last over 70 moves on average, showing a patience that would shame a zen master, while losses come slightly quicker at around 59 moves.
Tactical wit is finnleygdog9’s secret weapon — they boast a staggering 89% comeback rate after setbacks and a perfect 100% win rate once they lose a piece in battle, proving that losing material doesn’t mean losing the will to fight. Psychologically, they keep their tilt factor low at 6, handling losses better than most, although the gap between rated and casual game wins hints at an occasional serious-game jitters trade-off.
Against opponents, finnleygdog9’s record is a rollercoaster: they struggle to crack some foes but hold a perfect 100% win rate against several others, including the formidable “bubapakalaka” and “jaz241.” Their longest winning streak stands at 3 games, a brief but glorious hot streak that any player would envy.
Time of day matters too—this player is practically unstoppable at 19:00 hours, where they boast a flawless 100% win rate, and can turn the tide even in the wee hours with a 71% success rate at 3 AM. Conversely, afternoons can be tough, with win rates dropping to zero around 14:00 to 16:00.
In short, finnleygdog9 is a tenacious competitor with sneaky resilience, a penchant for prolonged battles, and a humorous edge that says, "I may not be a grandmaster yet, but I’m here for the long haul and the occasional spectacular comeback."
