gabriellaplays_chess

About gabriellaplays_chess

Meet gabriellaplays_chess: the fearless rapid and bullet chess player who’s still discovering the secrets of the board — quite literally, since all 16 rapid games this year were played with the enigmatic "Top Secret" opening! If persistence was a rating, it would be through the roof, because despite an uphill battle with a rapid rating peaking at 489, our player maintains a spirit as unyielding as a stubborn pawn pushing through to promotion.

2022 was a rollercoaster year with 15 rapid games and a solitary bullet match. A single victory in rapid and a valiant, though unsuccessful, bullet attempt create a stats story full of tales yet to be told. True, the win rate is modest, but every loss tells a story — sometimes long and winding, averaging nearly 43 moves per defeat, proving gabriellaplays_chess never quits without a fight.

Opponents beware: while a perfect score eludes gabriellaplays_chess against most rivals, there’s one opponent – mokkams – against whom they boast a flawless 100% win rate. That’s either a lucky charm or evidence that every chess hero has their Achilles’ heel (or triumph!).

The tactical style? Known for a surprisingly high 20% early resignation rate – because sometimes the best move is knowing when to fold 'em – balanced by a respectable 43.75% frequency in endgames. And when it comes to comebacks after losing a piece? Well, it’s a perfect 100% win rate there, showcasing how gabriellaplays_chess doesn’t just play the game, but battles with grit and style.

Playing mostly in the early hours (7 AM chess, anyone?), this player’s win rate peaks around a groggy foggy dawn vibe – a solid 14.29%. Tilt factor is off the charts at 14, ensuring every game is as emotionally charged as a grandmaster final (but with 86% less confidence, apparently). Whether it's psychological warfare or just the thrill of trying, gabriellaplays_chess plays for passion, growth, and maybe a few surprise checkmates yet to come.

So if you find yourself facing gandhi_chess's alter ego on the board, don’t underestimate the one whose journey is just beginning — because every grandmaster was once a beginner, and every loss is just a plot twist in the story of victory.