Bob Weisse Dame

Bob Weisse Dame - Chess Enthusiast Extraordinaire

Known in the chess cosmos as good-gamer, Bob Weisse Dame is a player who treats the 64 squares like a second home. His journey started humbly in 2010 with a bullet rating of 1285, and over the years, Bob has danced through rapid-fire attacks and blitz battles, peaking at an impressive Bullet rating of 2065 in October 2010 and an electrifying Blitz rating of 2118 in April 2020.

Career Highlights & Playing Style

Bob has played tens of thousands of games, predominantly in bullet and blitz formats, boasting a bullet win count surpassing 7,900 games and blitz wins over 20,000. His secret weapon? An infamous opening dubbed “Top Secret” that has secured an admirable 55.5% win rate in bullet games. While some players resign gracefully, Bob is known to have a bit of a quick temper with a 67% early resignation rate – clearly, patience in chess isn't his middle name!

When Bob wins, he likes a long, strategic fight, averaging almost 39 moves per victory, but his losses tend to be quicker, lasting about 25 moves. His love for tactical comebacks is evident through a nearly 42% comeback rate and a calm demeanor when losing a piece, maintaining a win rate of 52% after such setbacks.

Whether playing white or black, Bob holds his own with roughly a 44.5% win rate on either side. His favorite time to wreak havoc? Around 8 AM, when chess clocks strike the optimal hour for his concentrated attacks.

Recent Battles - A Glimpse into the Warzone

In the latest battles on the frenzy battlefield of Crazyhouse chess, Bob, steadfast as ever, clinched victories by checkmate against fierce opponents earning a Black Elo near his strength zone (~1800). Whether it’s the Alekhine's Defense or the Pirc Defense, Bob’s games end with fans wondering if chess really was a battle or a comedic act in time management.

Not Just a Number - The Human Side

Bob’s journey is not just statistics and high ratings; it's punctuated by rivalries and friendships alike. Among his most-played opponents are nfink, kvarcenar, and knohom, with battles tallying hundreds of encounters. His win rates vary widely with opponents, sometimes hitting perfect 100% victories and at times tasting fewer triumphs, reminding us even chess heroes have their kryptonite.

A Fun Fact Closing Check

Bob’s famous longest winning streak sits at a solid 23 games, while his longest arthritis-worthy losing streak stretches to 39 – proving that even top-notch players have their rollercoaster rides on the chessboard. With a tilt factor of 39, he’s human after all, but that’s what makes the victories sweeter and the game endlessly captivating.

In short, Bob Weisse Dame is not just a chess player; he is an endearing rollercoaster of skill, spirit, and surprise moves. Whether good or bad, win or lose, Bob's game is always a story worth watching.