GMicd

GMicd - The Relentless Chess Adventurer

Meet GMicd, a daring tactician in the chaotic wilds of online chess battlefields. With a fighting spirit that can be summed up as "never say die," GMicd has seen rating fluctuations that tell a story of resilience and learning, pushing from a humble Blitz peak of 678 in 2024 up to a strong 501 by 2025, and a Rapid rollercoaster ending near 692.

Despite battling through more losses than wins in Blitz (225 wins vs. 281 losses) and mixed fortunes in Bullet and Rapid, GMicd’s tenacity shines through with a remarkable come back rate of 66.39% and a flawless 100% win rate after losing a piece. This shows a player who thrives under pressure and can turn the tide when the chips are down.

Playing with a chess clock ticking fiercely, GMicd’s favourite openings include the classic Kings Pawn Opening, boasting an impressive 83% win rate in Rapid games, and the Nimzowitsch Defense, where he holds steady with about 57% victory odds. Curiously, some less orthodox lines like the 'Undefined' openings show a surprise 71% win rate – proving GMicd is not afraid to take the road less traveled.

Games often stretch into deep endgames, reflected in an endgame frequency of over 62%, suggesting that GMicd prefers to grind out victories through simply outlasting the opponent. With average winning games lasting about 55 moves, patience and perseverance are clearly part of the playstyle.

While White and Black results are fairly balanced (46.46% and 44.49% win rates respectively), don’t let the numbers fool you – GMicd’s psychological rollercoaster features a tilt factor of 11, reminding us that even great minds have their “argh!” moments.

An intriguing fact: GMicd performs best on Saturdays, winning over half the games (53.66%), and somehow maintains a violent streak of 11 straight wins at one point – quite the chess rollercoaster ride!

Recent Highlights

One latest shining victory was a nimble exploitation of the Scotch Game, winning by resignation in a tense rapid battle playing Black. The game featured clever knight maneuvers and a precise queen sacrifice, showcasing GMicd’s tactical sharpness and practical fighting skills.

Even losses come with stories, such as a tough timed defeat in a French Defense scenario – a reminder that every defeat plants the seeds of future success.

Summary

GMicd isn’t just a player; GMicd is an experience – part strategic mastermind, part resilient scrapper, always ready to jump into another game and dance with the endless possibilities on 64 squares. Whether it’s a blitz blitzkrieg or a rapid marathon, GMicd never stops chasing the thrill of checkmate.

In the world of chess, if patience is a virtue, GMicd is practically a saint – just don’t ask about the tilt factor!