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Player Profile: forhim647

Username: forhim647

Once a chess enthusiast who burst onto the rapid scene with a promising peak rating of 994 in March 2023, forhim647’s journey has been a rollercoaster of strategic brilliance and, well, that “learning from losses” phase we all go through. With an overall rapid record of 40 wins, 81 losses, and a handful of draws, this player embodies the true fighting spirit of chess — never backing down, even if sometimes it means saying “resign” early and often.

Playing Style & Stats

• Favorite time to play: 3 AM — because why not confuse your opponents (and yourself) in the dead of night?
• Longest winning streak: 5 games (proof that streaks do happen!)
• Longest losing streak: 15 games (tying the record for "learning a LOT from mistakes")
• Average moves per win: ~52 moves — patience is a virtue.
• Average moves per loss: ~63 moves — stubborn until the very end.
• Early resignation rate: About 5.6% — not one to quit too quickly, but knows when to throw in the towel gracefully.

Opening Repertoire Highlights

With a love-hate relationship with many openings, forhim647 prefers the King's Pawn Opening and its knight variations, though victories are more frequent with the Queen's Pawn Chigorin Variation boasting a 60% win rate. Alekhine's Defense and Scotch Game? Let's just say they are more of a guaranteed “eventful” experience.

Epic Moments

Recently, on June 3rd, 2025, forhim647 triumphantly forced a resignation against VertiGO66677788810100011 in a sharp Caro-Kann Defense battle, proving that despite ups and downs, the spirit of chess victory burns strong.
The same day also saw a victorious checkmate executed flawlessly against Ujan156, cementing the fact that when forhim647 is on form, the king has nowhere to escape!

A Word from the (Chess) Shadows

Though forhim647 hasn't yet cracked the 1000-rating barrier again in rapid or dominated the daily scene (currently hovering around 915 at best), this player’s tactical awareness is fierce, with an impressive comeback rate of 87.5%. Losing a piece only means it's time to get creative — because why win the easy way?

Whether battling opponents like riepie_06 or facing off against occasional nemeses, forhim647 turns every match into an adventure, perfect for watching, learning, or just enjoying the thrill of the 64 squares. With a tilt factor of 15%, this player has a healthy dose of competitive fire, but always comes back for more — and that’s the real champion’s spirit!

In summary: forhim647 is proof that chess isn’t just about rating points. It’s about resilience, late-night strategy, and occasionally confusing your own pieces as much as your opponent’s.