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Gettingmy Mojoback WIM

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80.0%- 20.0%- 0.0%
Blitz 1800
6W 2L 0D
Rapid 1800
2W 0L 0D

Gettingmy Mojoback: The Woman International Master on a Mission

Meet Gettingmy Mojoback, a Woman International Master (WIM) whose chess journey is as intriguing as their username suggests. Known for battling their way through the ranks with a tough tactical awareness, this player’s comeback rate is an impressive 87.5%, proving that losing a piece is just an invitation to a dazzling counterattack with a 100% win rate after such setbacks.

Starting off in 2014 with a modest Blitz rating around 1596, Gettingmy rapidly climbed to a peak of 1800 by 2016—no small feat in the fast-paced world of Blitz chess. Whether holding the white pieces or the black, Mojoback commands the board with style: a flawless 100% win rate as White and a solid 50% with Black.

Known for long, strategic battles averaging around 58 moves per win, this player enjoys grinding out wins in the endgame, which accounts for nearly two-thirds of their finishes. And if you’re wondering about openings, the secret’s out—quite literally—with a 66.7% win rate using their Top Secret repertoire in Blitz and a perfect score in Rapid games.

Psychological resilience is one of their fortes, keeping tilt to a minimum while showing a massive 80% performance boost in rated games compared to casual play. Their ruthless submission of opponents like andrexmm, taj2011, and kittypatrol (each with a 100% win rate) confirms one thing: Mojoback’s mojo is no joke.

Outside the board, Mojoback’s timing is impeccable—most wins come during the magical chess hours of 18:00 to 04:00 and on weekends, proving that inspiration hits when most people are Netflix bingeing. Whether it’s a blitz brawl or a rapid race, expect a relentless force with a knack for delivering timely checkmates and reclaiming lost mojo.

In short, Gettingmy Mojoback is a fierce competitor with a flair for comebacks, a love for long games, and a secret arsenal of openings that keep opponents guessing and losing.

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