Gerrypuc

About Gerrypuc: The Relentless Rapid Rook

Gerrypuc is a rapid chess enthusiast whose rating journey looks like a rollercoaster powered by both grit and occasional madness. Peaking at a solid 505 in November 2024, Gerrypuc has consistently battled the tides of wins and losses across hundreds of rapid games. With over 784 games played since late 2024, Gerrypuc has snagged 339 wins, wrestled through 346 losses, and squared off to 103 draws — not bad for someone who embraces both the King's Fianchetto Opening (a whopping 353 games!) and the sneakier Owens Defense nearly as often.

Playing Style & Personality

Known for early resignations in about 7.8% of matches—because why suffer needlessly?—Gerrypuc doesn’t shy away from complex endgames, clocking an endgame frequency close to 62%. When winning, the average game lasts about 59 moves, proving that patience can sometimes be a virtue, though losses tend to drag on a bit longer. The psychological tilt factor stands at a modest 6, showing some frustration but nothing epidemic.

If you want to catch Gerrypuc at their best, aim for early morning hours—5 AM to be exact—when the win rate soars impressively, fueled no doubt by caffeine and sheer stubbornness. Saturdays and Thursdays also appear lucky, with win rates hovering around mid-40s.

Openings Signature

Gerrypuc's favorite battleground is the King’s Fianchetto Opening, playing it over 350 times with a respectable 43% win rate. The thorny Owens Defense is a close second, boasting a near 45.5% win rate across 220 games. Less fortunate are escapades into the English Defense, where wins stubbornly linger below 30%. Definitely a player who experiments, with intriguing ventures into specialized variations like the King's Fianchetto Slav Formation (where the win rate jumps over 55%) and the enigmatic King's Fianchetto Symmetrical Variation, where victory dances at an impressive 71.4%.

Recent Battles and Noteworthy Moments

Gerrypuc’s latest victories showcase a flair for forcing resignations over checkmates, suggesting that convincing opponents to throw in the towel is their personal style. In the recent triumph against "Jirkao," Gerrypuc patiently orchestrated a Kingside assault in the King's Fianchetto Opening, culminating in a resignation after 58 moves of tense positional play.

Of course, not every day is a winning streak; the longest losing streak stands at 6 painful games. Yet resilience shines through with a longest winning streak hitting a tidy 10, and a current winning streak of 3. There’s something about stubborn perseverance here that’s instantly admirable.

The quirks and fun facts

• Win rate after losing a piece: A humble 34.25%, proving even when things look bleak, there’s fight left in this rapid warrior.
• Highest win rate against opponents: 100% against surprising many usernames like parthiv47, tanyafabrychenko, and apollocreed2. Beware the mystery factor!
• Unlucky hours: Play after 9 PM if you dare, with a win rate dropping to 23% at 9 PM and absolute zero at odd hours like 2 AM and 3 AM.

In sum, Gerrypuc is a rapid chess player who embodies passion, experimentation, and gritty comebacks. If chess was a saga, Gerrypuc’s would be a thrilling ride of epic openings, endgame duels, and the occasional tilt-fueled early surrender. Keep an eye out for this player—they might resign early, but they never resign from the fight.