gg1905gg

Player Profile: gg1905gg

Meet gg1905gg, a battle-hardened chess enthusiast who’s been on a rollercoaster ride through the ranks since 2021. Starting out with a Rapid rating hovering around 543, this resilient player has clawed their way up to a peak Rapid rating of 1200 as of March 2025—proof that persistence beats procrastination (and maybe a touch of stubbornness).

Playing mostly Rapid games, gg1905gg is no stranger to intense tactical skirmishes. Their game count is impressive, with over 216 wins and an almost equal number of losses in Rapid, reflecting a fearless approach; they don’t shy away from the fight and often engage in thrilling battles that can last an average of 42 moves per win but sometimes drag on to nearly 58 moves per loss. Clearly, gg1905gg enjoys the scenic route in every game.

The player’s style is marked by a 64.23% comeback rate—never count them out even if they lose a piece early on (though their win rate after losing a piece settles around 38%). They have a quirky habit of throwing in the towel only about 2% of the time, so surrender isn’t in their vocabulary. Their endgame presence (@46.44%) shows a love for the long haul, wrestling through till the bitter end.

When it comes to openings, gg1905gg keeps their secrets close to the vest, frequently opting for the mysterious "Top Secret" openings, where their win rate sits just shy of 50%. But they also have some shining moments in classics like the Italian Game Knight Attack boasting a perfect 100% win rate, and the King's Pawn Opening at a solid 75%. Clearly, they spice things up and keep opponents guessing.

Quick on the draw is not gg1905gg’s forte—blitz and bullet ratings trail behind Rapid, maxing out at 540 and 640 respectively. Still, victories here are celebrated with gusto, especially considering the sometimes chaotic nature of these faster formats. Their win-loss record in Blitz and Bullet is nearly balanced, showing a mix of daring and caution.

Fun fact: gg1905gg’s best time to strike is 18:00 hours, where the win rate hits a perfect 100%—whether this is pure skill or luck fueled by evening snacks, the jury is still out. Saturdays are their lucky day on the board, boasting nearly a 60% win rate, while Thursdays deliver a crueler fate at just around 35%.

Oh, and about that username? “GG” might stand for "Good Game", but for gg1905gg, it’s more like "Grind and Grit since 1905 (or just 2021)". Their streaks tell a tale too—longest winning streak is 6 games, while the longest losing streak hits 7. No drama too big, no opponent too tough; every match is a fresh chance for glory.

Against opponents, gg1905gg shows selective mercy: quite a few players face a 100% defeat rate (beware if your handle appears on that list!), but some, like joshuagochin and danielsofly, are tough nuts, holding win rates against gg1905gg that make our hero go “Hmm... I need to practice more.”

Whether it’s winning by resignation, checkmate, or timeout, gg1905gg battles with a mix of patience and flair—95 wins by resignation show they can pressure opponents into giving up, while 137 checkmate victories prove that when the time comes, they know how to close the deal. And don't worry, three stalemates show a little mercy tossed in from time to time.

Recent Highlights

• Last win: A thrilling 42-move conquest using the Petrovs Defense Three Knights Game where the opponent threw in the towel after a precise attack.
• Most recent loss: A tough battle lost to edgars19751, ending with a crafty checkmate from the Vienna Game Anderssen Defense.

All in all, gg1905gg is the chess player equivalent of a reliable underdog with a penchant for gritty comebacks, strategic depth, and a sprinkle of mystery. If you face them on the board, prepare for a fight full of surprises, long thinking sessions, and perhaps a little bit of that infamous chess madness.