Profile: gaamd – The Chess Enigma
If chess games were rollercoasters, gaamd's would be one heck of a ride — filled with daring openings, unexpected twists, and a few dramatic crashes that make every match unforgettable.
Rating Adventures
Starting from modest beginnings, gaamd has been steadily climbing the ranks, with a Rapid rating peaking at 532 in 2024, sliding a bit, but bouncing back up towards 413 in early 2025. Blitz and Bullet ratings tell a tale of a player willing to gamble – maxing out at 298 in Blitz and a respectable 219 in Bullet. A true adrenaline junkie with the clock ticking!
Notable Strengths & Style
- Comeback King: A whopping 64.58% comeback rate and a perfect 100% win rate after losing a piece speak volumes about gaamd's fighting spirit.
- Calculated Endgames: Loves a long, thoughtful endgame, averaging 57.78 moves to victory.
- Winning on White: Nearly hitting the 50% mark with the white pieces, but danger lurks when playing black pieces with a slightly lower 43.4% win rate.
- Timing is Everything: Best to catch gaamd on Thursday or Tuesday for a 55%+ win streak and late-night gaming sessions around 22:00 with an impressive 72.73% win rate!
Opening Gambits & Fun Facts
Gaamd favors aggressive and reliable openings, especially the King's Pawn Opening with a 64% win rate in Rapid, and an amazing 100% win rate with the English Opening. The Owl’s favorite might just be the Owens Defense in Blitz, boasting a perfect 100% success rate. But beware, the Queen's Pawn Opening Zukertort Variation seems to be their kryptonite — zero wins recorded there.
Rivalries & Records
With a somewhat mixed record against the usual suspects (let’s just say gaamd’s seen both the highs of 100% wins and the lows of 0%), there’s no shortage of drama on the digital battlefield. Opponents beware: gaamd is especially merciless against longtime foils like sussy_little_baka and mehdiafshar, both victims of a 100% win rate.
Psychological Profile
Don’t mention tilting around gaamd — with a low tilt factor of 9, they handle stress better than most on a bad run. But be warned, early resignation happens about 15% of the time, meaning sometimes when the storm hits, gaamd knows when to fold ’em.
In summary, gaamd is a resilient, strategic, and occasionally unpredictable chess player who combines solid fundamentals with flashes of genius and an uncanny ability to claw back from defeat. Watch your back – this player has moves up their sleeve that might just make you rethink your whole opening repertoire!
