Flo Bst - The Chess Adventurer

Meet Flo Bst, known in the chess realm as flo4881, a player whose journey through the 64 squares is as colorful and dynamic as a chessboard itself. With a daily rating that started modestly at 880 in 2021 and climbed back up to an impressive 823 in 2025, Flo embodies persistence, a bit of a rollercoaster, and a spirit that’s never quite ready to resign.

Rating Rollercoaster & Play Style

Flo’s chess life is more suspense thriller than calm Sunday afternoon stroll. Daily games show a steady hunger for wins, with 136 victories out of 304 secretive opening gambits, earning a win rate just shy of 45%. Blitz, meanwhile, remains a challenge—0 wins out of 6 games—proof that quick-fire decisions aren’t quite Flo’s forte. Meanwhile, rapid games display a spirited effort with a 39% win rate.

The Numbers Behind the Moves

Longest winning streak: 7 games (because who doesn’t love a hot streak?)
Current streak: well... zero (every hero faces a moment of humility)
Daily win-loss-draw record: 136-158-10 — not perfect, but hey, every loss is just a prelude to a comeback!
Comeback rate: a stunning 52.76%, earning Flo the unofficial title of "Never Say Die"

Tactical & Psychological Flair

Flo doesn’t shy away from challenges, scoring a perfect 100% win rate after losing a piece—because why not turn disaster into triumph? The average game length is around 45 moves when winning, reflecting a patient but flexible mindset. Even with a tilt factor of 12 (chess drama, anyone?), Flo keeps playing and learning — chess is a marathon, not a sprint.

Opponents & Rivalries

With frequent battles against hadrien_rmd (120 games, 56% win rate), Flo isn’t afraid of tough neighbors. Other heavy hitters like plznomore and paulnzunga add spice to the competition. Some opponents seem to be an Achilles' heel (benoitverdurin, 0% win rate against Flo), proving that every chess story needs a rival.

Timing & Behavior

Flo’s best moves often come in the late mornings and evenings, with dramatic wins around 9 AM, 6 AM, and even 1 AM—clearly a player who respects the mysterious power of odd hours. A daily 21.57% early resignation rate hints at a pragmatic streak (or perhaps a flair for dramatic exits), but it’s balanced with a healthy number of endgames, stating that when Flo’s in it, it’s for the long haul.

In short, Flo Bst (flo4881) is that charming underdog of the chess world—always up for a challenge, sometimes falling, but more often rising with clever tactics and unexpected comebacks. A player who proves that chess is as much about resilience and humor as it is about moves on a board.