foxlikey

Profile Summary: foxlikey

Meet foxlikey, a chess enthusiast whose journey across the 64 squares is as thrilling as a fox chasing its tail. With a peak blitz rating nudging just over 1070 and a rapid best of 1123, foxlikey embodies the spirit of a determined underdog who refuses to give up—except, maybe, when the clock is a merciless enemy.

Playing Style & Strengths

Known for a not-so-secret weapon of early resignations (about 3% of games, because who likes prolonged suffering?), foxlikey prefers to escape the heat of bad positions gracefully. But don’t be fooled: their comeback rate is an impressive 73.86% after losing a piece, proving this player can turn the tables faster than you can say "checkmate!"

Their love for endgames (showing up in 62% of games) indicates patience and precision—waiting for that perfect moment to pounce with a well-calculated finish. The average game length hovers around 61 moves, suggesting foxlikey isn't shy of the long haul, whether victory or defeat comes at the end.

Opening Repertoire

Versatility marks the opening repertoire of foxlikey. From the sturdy Philidor Defense to the ever-popular Center Game and the sometimes sneaky Caro-Kann Defense, foxlikey synchronizes both defensive solidity and offensive flair.

Notably, the Nimzowitsch Defense Kennedy Linksspringer Variation boasts a whopping 65.85% win rate in blitz, hinting at a knack for complex but rewarding lines that baffle opponents like a fox in a henhouse.

Competitive Record

Over nearly 4,000 blitz games and more than 2,500 rapid battles, foxlikey holds a respectable and gritty scoreline:

• Blitz: 1,966 wins, 1,933 losses, and 148 draws.
• Rapid: 1,224 wins, 1,160 losses, and 146 draws.
• Daily: An adorable 1 win and 1 draw, clearly showing blitz and rapid are where the action's at.

Peak Moments & Notable Games

Foxlikey’s peak blitz rating reached 1073 in October 2023, while the rapid peak was an impressive 1123 back in July 2023. Whether it's squeezing out wins with clever queen maneuvers or pushing pawns to the limit, each game tells a story of fox-like cunning and resilience.

A recent gem was a sharp victory against quicktothepoint, where foxlikey demonstrated attacking prowess and strategic finesse to force a resignation. The game was a wild ride through the Caro-Kann Defense, ending abruptly in just 38 moves in foxlikey's favor.

Fun Facts

• Despite a tilt factor of 9 (yes, they get a bit salty sometimes), the player’s favorite hour to blitz? 10 PM—when the fox is truly nocturnal and ready to pounce.
• Surprisingly, foxlikey tends to win more often playing White (51.32%) than Black (45.67%), because who doesn’t love the first-move advantage?
• During peak hours (around 10 PM), win rates soar up to a commendable 70%, showing that this fox is definitely at its best by moonlight.

In Conclusion

Foxlikey embodies the unpredictable, crafty, and sometimes cheeky spirit of chess—a player who can muddle through tricky positions, spring sly surprises, and charm opponents with a sly grin. Whether chasing a high rating or just hunting for that next satisfying win, foxlikey’s journey is one every chess fan can root for.