FABIANO ORSINI

Profile Summary: Fabiano Orsini (forsini13)

Meet Fabiano Orsini, known around the chessboards as forsini13 – a rapid chess enthusiast whose journey tells a tale of resilience, quirky openings, and a love affair with the Queen's Pawn.

A Rollercoaster Rating Ride

Fabiano’s rapid rating peaked at a nifty 1867 in March 2023, proving that with enough practice, the king (or queen) can rise surprisingly high. However, like a true chess fighter, he’s faced slumps, battling back from ratings as low as the mid-300s in 2024. That’s the charm of the game – quite like his win/loss record of 1114 wins to 1189 losses; he’s not afraid of falling as long as he rises again.

Opening Gambits and Fierce Battles

Fabiano isn’t shy about his opening choices. He's battled over 397 games with the Van't Kruijs Opening, clinching 46.35% wins – which is basically his "comfort zone," though the losses almost match his wins there. His secret weapon? The Queen's Pawn Opening, where he boasts a neat 50.16% win rate, keeping opponents on their toes.

Playing Style: The Long Game and Comebacks

Expect long, strategic battles when Fabiano plays – his average moves in wins hover around 64, which means patience is his loyal knight. The endgame is his playground, appearing in 57.61% of his games. Sometimes he faces tough days (a tilt factor of 19 confirms he’s human), but his tactical awareness shines with a comeback rate of 77.2%, turning near losses into surprising wins – talk about making a comeback fit for a chess movie!

Best Time To Catch Him Playing

If you want to find Fabiano at his freshest strategic best, aim for the early morning hours – he shines brightest around 6 AM. (Chess before coffee? Clearly a champion’s habit.)

Recent Battles on the Board

Just recently, at a rapid rating of 519, Fabiano outmaneuvered an opponent named DiegoBeltran69, winning by resignation using the Queen's Pawn Opening. The game featured classic positional pressure and a well-timed Bxa6 sacrifice to seal the deal. But it’s not all triumphs; like any thrill-seeker, he’s taken losses too, including one after a dramatic battle where his opponent adalberteson forced him to resign. It's the push and pull of the game that keeps his chess spirit alive.

On And Off The Board

Fabiano embraces challenges, frequently plays a balanced set of openings, and seems to have a penchant for testing unusual lines like the Van't Kruijs and Pirc Defense. If you spot him online, don’t be surprised if he resigns early sometimes (5.38% early resignation rate) – maybe to save energy for the next big fight or because he’s already plotting his return.

In summary: Fabiano Orsini is a tenacious rapid chess player with a disciplined style, a heart for the Queen’s Pawn, and a spirit that turns losses into lessons. With a mix of gritty persistence and strategic flair, the chessboard is his ongoing adventure.