fth44

About fth44

Once upon a chessboard, fth44 emerged as a tireless warrior of the 64 squares, battling opponents across all time controls with a spirit as resilient as a queen on a mission. Starting modestly back in 2014, fth44's rapid rating soared up to a peak of 1573, proving that persistence (and maybe a secret stash of caffeine) pays off. Bullet-wise, fth44 wasn’t just playing for fun—with a peak rating of 1619 and over 17,000 games, speed demons beware!

This player’s style? Patient, yet fierce. Known for an endgame frequency of 71.7%, and an average moves-per-win sitting comfortably around 69, fth44 really thrives in the late game — much like a chessy Sherlock Holmes deducing victory one precise move at a time.

Having a tilt factor of just 13, fth44 keeps cool under pressure better than a cucumber in a freezer. Comeback rate? A staggering 85.72%! Seems like giving up early is not in their dictionary, despite a modest early resignation rate of 1.76%. If they lose a piece, there's still nearly a 47% chance they will claw their way back to glory.

Opening Repertoire

True to the spirit of classical chess, fth44 often ventures into openings like the Philidor Defense and Nimzowitsch Defense in rapid games, holding their ground with almost a 49% win rate. Bullet sessions are a wild ride, frequently rooted in the sharp Sicilian Defense and Queen’s Gambit Declined, but don’t let the fun fool you, fth44’s bullet win rate hovers slightly above 50%, outwitting opponents more often than not.

Recent Battles & Playstyle

Recent wins came from tactical masterpieces culminating in winning on time or opponent resignations — like a true gladiator imposing a endgame squeeze. Games tend to be battle-tested affairs with a tendency to favor slow, strategic builds rather than lightning attacks. White scores a solid 50.39% win rate; Black slightly trails at 47.46%, revealing fth44’s grit to push through with either color.

Interestingly, fth44's optimal time to dazzle on the board is around 2 AM — nocturnal brilliance or just a caffeine-fueled frenzy? Either way, if you’re looking to catch them off guard, maybe consider setting your clock to a more human-friendly hour!

Legacy & Personality

Whether fighting classical ponderings or the blitz-and-bullet chaos, fth44 exemplifies the spirit of the game — passionate, relentless, and ever-learning. With a longest winning streak of 15 games and a longest losing streak shy of unlucky 13, this player’s resilience is legendary.

So remember the name fth44 — a chess player who might not yet be a grandmaster (still working on that), but certainly earns the title of master of perseverance. Next time you face off, consider it a battle of wits... and maybe don’t fall asleep before 2 AM if you want a fighting chance!

“Chess is not always about who is better, but who is more persistent.”