Fraarf

Fraarf: The Blitz Maestro

Meet Fraarf, a chess player whose rating graph reads like a thrilling roller coaster—with more ups than downs, thank goodness! Starting from a humble blitz rating of around 1364 in 2014, Fraarf's journey has been one of gritty determination, tactical flair, and a hint of cheeky charm.

From Pawns to Power Plays

Fraarf’s style is a blend of patience and aggression. With an average game lasting around 70 moves in wins and just a few more in losses, this player isn’t in a hurry to throw in the towel. An impressive 91.9% comeback rate suggests that even when the chips are down, Fraarf has mastered the art of snatching victory from the jaws of defeat.

Peak Performance

• Blitz Peak Rating: 2225 (June 2021)
• Bullet Peak Rating: 2118 (August 2019)
• Rapid Peak Rating: 2110 (January 2021)
• Daily Peak Rating: 996 (February 2019)

The Opening Repertoire: A Scandinavian Specialist

Fraarf loves testing opponents with the audacious Scandinavian Defense, especially the Boehnke Gambit variation which boasts over 54% win rate in blitz. Mixing in the French Defense Exchange Variation and the Three Knights Opening ensures a balanced yet daring approach. In rapid games, the Scandinavian reigns supreme with an almost 60% win rate — perhaps making it Fraarf’s secret weapon.

Blitz Battles & Bullet Blasts

With over 10,600 blitz wins and nearly as many losses under the belt, Fraarf has proven endurance and skill in the chaotic time scrambles. Bullet games tell a similar tale—more than 8,400 wins in lightning-fast clashes where instinct and nerves collide.

Recent Glories

Just recently, Fraarf delivered a masterclass checkmate against SandinaJar007 in a rapid game, showcasing patience and precision. Whether it's a nail-biting blitz finish or a rapid battle of wits, Fraarf knows how to keep spectators on the edge.

A Day in the Life of Fraarf

Analysis of peak playing times shows Fraarf prefers to strike when the clock hits 4 PM — that sweet spot where mental gears are sharpest. Fraarf’s tilt factor is a respectable 13, meaning despite the emotional rollercoasters of competitive chess, cool-headedness generally prevails.

Psychological Warfare & Composure

Fraarf has a psychological edge with a solid balance between wins as White and Black (52.76% vs 49.99%). The prowess to bounce back after material losses (50.46% win rate) and an instant resignation frequency of just 2.26% means Fraarf doesn’t give up easily — unless the opponent has blatantly taken all the cookies.

Opponent Chronicles

Among the most frequently battled are zhenya2208 and godswill, but no one seems to have found a reliable recipe to consistently stop Fraarf, who’s known to make even opponents like “get_me_a_gf_pls” and “ghanendrags” resign faster than they can sip their coffee.

Final Thoughts

Fraarf is a shining example of perseverance, technique, and a sprinkle of unpredictability. Whether it’s blitz, bullet, or rapid, this player keeps the chessboard sizzling and opponents guessing. So if you ever face Fraarf online, remember: the only safe bet is to prepare your best moves and your quickest escape plan.

“In chess as in life, it’s not just about the first move, but how you dance through the entire game.”