Flaviafll

Flaviafll: The Chess Biologist of the Board

Meet Flaviafll, a chess enthusiast whose game is an intriguing blend of rapid tactical mutations and blitz bursts that don’t quite hatch into wins—yet! With a rapid rating peaking at 1031 before evolving down to 211 in 2025, Flaviafll proves that in the ecosystem of chess, survival and adaptation are key.

Known for experimenting with unconventional openings like the Grob Opening (with a paw-sitive 58% win rate!), and showing a keen predilection for the Scandinavian Defense and the Van ’t Kruijs Opening, Flaviafll navigates the chessboard with the curious spirit of a curious organism probing its environment for weaknesses.

Though the rapid game reveals a win/loss/draw record of 136/188/33, it's clear that every loss is just a cell dividing and mutating toward the next evolutionary success. Flaviafll’s longest winning streak is 7 — proof that once this player taps into their neural pathways, they can swarm the board like a well-coordinated colony.

Fun Fact: Flaviafll's tactical awareness is impressive — boasting a flawless 100% win rate after losing a piece. Talk about regeneration and resilience! Though the player tends to resign early 12.57% of the time, perhaps a humble nod to energy conservation in the wild battle of minds.

Time-wise, Flaviafll is most ferocious at dusk, with peak wins around 17:00-18:00 hours, likely when their circadian chess rhythm is in full bloom. However, mornings at 7:00 and 2:00 see a perfect win rate — the owls and early birds both claim their share of victories.

Playing with the white pieces yields a slightly higher success rate (40.54%) than black (34.86%), indicating a preference for initiating evolutionary chains and spawning attacks from the frontlines.

Whether squirming through openings, adapting middlegames, or cocooning in endgames, Flaviafll remains a fascinating subject for study in the vast taxonomy of chess players. Their current winning streak of 1 means the evolutionary cycle is about to repeat: analyze, mutate, and attack!