frittata

Player Profile: frittata

Once a humble rapid player hovering around the 1000s, frittata embarked on their chess journey in 2010. With the tenacity of a breakfast dish that refuses to be ordinary, they scrambled their way to a peak rapid rating of 1276 in mid-2013 and a daily rating pinnacle at a sizzling 1505. While not a Grandmaster (yet), frittata’s story is one of persistence, quirky openings, and a knack for comebacks that could make any chef proud.

Style and Play

Known for a patient style, their average winning game lasts about 50 moves—a reminder that great things take time, like perfecting a frittata recipe. They favor classics such as the King’s Pawn Opening (King’s Knight Variation) and the Philidor Defense, with win rates soaring above 60% in some cases. Their early resignation rate is low (2.75%), proving they usually don’t give up on their dish midway.

Tactical Prowess

With a comeback rate of nearly 75%, frittata might not always start as the freshest ingredient, but they sure know how to turn the heat up. Losing a piece isn’t the end either, as their win rate after such setbacks hovers around a respectable 45%. And if things go one-sided, they keep their cool, losing decisively only about 7% of the time.

Quirks and Stats

• Longest Winning Streak: 13 games – like the perfect stretch of winning breakfasts!
• Longest Losing Streak: 11 games – but hey, everyone cracks a few eggs wrong.
• Best time to play: 1 PM – prime time to mash openings and fry opponents.
• Day with highest win rate: Saturday (53.66%) – weekend warriors beware.
• Favorite Opening in Blitz: Scotch Game, enjoying over 50% win rate.

Memorable Game Highlight

On May 30, 2025, frittata delivered a checkmate against premThe using the Scandinavian Defense: Mieses-Kotrc Variation. The final move Qg8# was the cherry on top after a grueling 62-move marathon. This game was a testament to their blend of patience, strategy, and unstoppable culinary-chess flair.

Psychological Side

frittata has a moderate tilt factor of 11, showing that while losing a game might cook their nerves, they don’t let it boil over too much. Their win difference between rated and casual games is -38.62, perhaps proving that despite the pressure, they play best with a pinch of fun.

Opponent Highlights

They've outmaneuvered many players, boasting perfect records against some (100%), while struggling against others. Among the most recent opponents, premthe suffered a clean checkmate loss—reminder to never underestimate a frittata armed with a bishop and queen!

In summary, frittata is the kind of player who simmers quietly, mixes old-school openings with modern tenacity, and finishes games with the flair of a confident chef plating their signature dish. Expect a solid challenge, sprinkled with surprises and a side of humor.