glerdetoll

Profile: glerdetoll

Meet glerdetoll, a rapid chess enthusiast whose journey through the 64 squares is as unpredictable as their opening repertoire, humorously dubbed "Top Secret" — and with over 2000 games played, the secrets are well guarded! Starting from a modest rapid rating of 580 in 2024, glerdetoll quickly climbed the ranks to reach a peak rating near 1470 in 2025, proving that determination and a pinch of chess wizardry can do wonders.

With a nearly balanced win-loss record of 952 wins and 947 losses, plus 135 draws, glerdetoll epitomizes the relentless fighter who never gives up. This player's longest winning streak reached an impressive 17 games, showcasing moments of unstoppable brilliance. But don’t expect a dull slowpoke — average wins come after roughly 80 moves, so prepare yourself for a battle of stamina and wits in every match.

Glerdetoll shines brightest in comebacks, boasting a staggering 87.6% comeback rate and pulls off wins 100% of the time after losing a piece. Talk about turning lemons into lemonade — these are the kind of players who remind opponents that losing material is just the start of a new challenge, not the end. Their early resignation rate languishes below 1%, proving they are in it for the long haul, until every move counts.

When it comes to style, glerdetoll enjoys endgames extensively, engaging deeply in the final act of chess battles some 80% of the time. Their play is marked by careful calculation, yet they are not immune to the occasional psychological dip; a tilt factor of 14 hints at those fiery moments where emotions might sneak in — but hey, who doesn't get a little riled up chasing victory?

This player's performance varies with time and mood. The best hours to catch glerdetoll are bright and early — especially at 6 AM and 5 AM, where win rates skyrocket up to 77%. Weekdays are good, with Monday and Sunday being particularly strong days. Night owls beware: the 3 AM slot is their Achilles' heel, with a win rate dipping into the low 30s.

Popular rivals like omarrob and calludo have seen mixed results against glerdetoll, appealing to fans of nail-biting Ruy Lopez duels (or whoever masters that “Top Secret” opening, anyway). These battles are nothing short of epic.

In essence, glerdetoll is the kind of player who embodies chess as a mental marathon — unpredictable, relentless, and proudly secretive about their opening choices. So if you find yourself across the board from them, bring your best moves and a good sense of humor!