theFoxCost'

Player Profile: theFoxCost

Meet theFoxCost, a daring chess adventurer boldly navigating the lively battlefield of online blitz and rapid games in the year 2025. With a rapid rating peaking at 425 and blitz mastery touching 429, this player is not quite a grandmaster yet — but hey, every fox has its day!

Despite a challenging record of 2 wins and 11 losses in just over a dozen battles, theFoxCost brings dogged determination to every match. With a Longest Losing Streak of 6 games and a penchant for early resignations (36.36%), they prove that sometimes knowing when to fold is a skill in itself. The endgame, however, sees them fight harder — appearing in nearly half of their games — possibly the polish room where their cunning truly shines.

Their favorite opening? Well, that's a spicy secret wrapped in the shadows of the King's Pawn Opening: Napoleon Attack — a bold choice for a fox who likes to surprise. This tricky opening, combined with a comeback rate of 100%, means theFoxCost never backs down even after losing a piece. Though the win rates may be modest (25% in rapid, roughly 11% in blitz), every game is an exciting tale.

Time-wise, theFoxCost tends to perform best around noon (12:00), winning about 20% of games played at that hour — probably after a strong coffee or a clever strategizing session. Tuesdays and Sundays are slightly kinder with win rates around 15-17%, but across the board, this fox prefers heat of the moment battles over slow and steady.

Playing mostly as Black, theFoxCost still manages a respectable 28.57% win rate, leaving White-side games sadly winless — perhaps an opportunity to switch things up and keep opponents guessing. The average game length swings from 36 moves to 45 moves depending on victory or defeat, showing an endurance for lengthy tactical duels... or at least some stubborn resistance!

Highlights? Why, their recent victories are both checkmate and resignation wins, including a flashy queen sacrifice in a rapid match and a neat checkmate in blitz. These moments of brilliance hint at a hidden tactical flair that might just catch stronger opponents off guard.

So, whether theFoxCost is cunningly plotting the next daring queen hunt or gracefully bowing out early to preserve their wits, this fox is definitely one to watch in the wild woods of online chess. After all, in the forest of pawns and knights, even a fox with a few scars can become a legend.