Profile: giry33z
Meet giry33z, a chess enthusiast who bravely battles across Blitz, Rapid, and Bullet formats — sometimes winning spectacularly, sometimes… well, learning the hard way. With a peak Rapid rating soaring to an impressive 633 in October 2024, and a Bullet peak rating of 577 just a few months ago, giry33z shows a fondness for fast-paced games and sharp tactics.
Although the journey in Blitz hasn’t been as kind, with a max rating of 466 and a couple of tough losses, giry33z never backs down from a challenge. After all, every loss is a sneaky opportunity to sharpen those chess skills!
Playing Style & Strengths
- White pieces: Giry33z holds a slight edge with a 52% win rate, proving they like to take the initiative.
- Endgame expertise: Endgames occur fairly often (44.5% frequency), showing patience to grind out those hard-fought wins.
- Average game length: Wins last around 47 moves, losses about 44 – turns out they play marathon chess, not sprints.
- Combacks: An impressive comeback rate of 63%, proving giry33z hates giving up without a fight.
Signature Openings – The Good, The Challenging, The “What Was That?”
When it comes to openings, giry33z isn’t shy to experiment:
- Rapid games have been a battleground for the King’s Pawn Opening, with nearly 40% wins.
- The Bishop’s Opening and Scandinavian Defense Closed are pure gold, winning 100% of the time in Rapid!
- Bullet games? Forget the Scandinavian Defense for now, with a 0% win record — time to rethink that!
Psychological Profile & Quirks
Giry33z is a player of contrasts: loves to resign early about one-fifth of the time (21%), but also has a respectable tolerance for losing pieces and still fighting back (37% win rate after a piece loss). They do tilt occasionally (Tilt Factor 5), but who doesn't? The best time to catch giry33z at the board is around 3 PM — consider yourself warned!
Recent Highlights
In one memorable recent game, giry33z overcame Batman_DK with a neat victory by resignation using the Vienna Game's Max Lange Fyfe Gambit. Another victory was clinched on time against Luclabette in a deep-drilling Scotch Game that featured dramatic queen exchanges and tactical skirmishes.
Of course, no hero's journey is complete without some drama — a tough recent loss to MarioGreenChessMaster showed that even the best have their kryptonite, succumbing to a precise Pirc Defense Classical Variation.
In Summary
Whether it’s bullet speed, rapid decisions, or strategic endgames, giry33z dives in headfirst, fights hard, and usually lands somewhere between brilliance and a hilarious tactical blunder. If you encounter giry33z online, prepare for a rollercoaster: you might win, you might lose—but you’ll definitely have fun watching the game unfold!
