Frkmr2188

Profile Summary: Frkmr2188

Emerging from the depths of rapid chess battlefields with a rating rollercoaster from a promising 623 up to a peak of 748 in May 2025, Frkmr2188 is a player who lives by the motto: "sometimes you win, sometimes you learn (a lot)." With 90 rapid games under their belt, they've clocked 29 thrilling victories, 59 humbling losses, and a couple of draws—because who really wants to play for peace all the time?

Playing Style & Strategy

Known for early resignations (roughly one in three games!), Frkmr2188 has a habit of calling it quits when the going gets tough—perhaps a philosophical nod to saving energy for the next match. Their average wins last a healthy 38+ moves, showcasing grit and endurance, while losses tend to be swifter affairs, ending around move 28.

Their white pieces are slightly luckier with a 35.56% win rate, while black pieces see a respectable 28.89% success rate. Comebacks happen about 41% of the time, proving they're not easily broken, even if the one-sided losses (42%) suggest the occasional chess meltdown is on the cards.

Opening Preferences

King’s Pawn Opening is the weapon of choice, played in 23 games with an almost Shakespearean near-tragedy-win ratio of 43.48%. The Englund Gambit stands out as a quirky ace card: although rare, it boasts an impressive 66.67% win rate, suggesting surprise and audacity can pay off!

Notable Opponents & Rivalries

Frkmr2188 has rubbed chess elbows with many, showing a special knack for defeating anjali_prasad, mat060931220, and omar_abdaslam 100% of the times they faced off. However, some opponents like muihsab and mahek-27 still hold the upper hand, guaranteeing future matches with high drama and suspense.

Peak Moments & Memorable Games

Their latest victory was an elegantly orchestrated resignation win against anjali_prasad—a game that began with the classic King's Pawn Opening and ended with the opponent gracefully conceding by move 29 after a relentless assault led by Frkmr2188’s queen and bishop.

Psychological Snapshot

The best time for Frkmr2188 to strike on the chessboard? Precisely 10 AM—if you’re planning to challenge them, you might want to avoid that hour! Tilt factor of 9 hints that emotional swings can be an issue, but hey, chess is as much about the mind as the moves.

Fun Fact

Despite a daunting 9-game losing streak at one point, our hero bounced back with a winning streak of 4 games—proof that persistence beats resistance... well, sometimes.