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Chess Player Profile: Good44Good

Meet Good44Good, a rapid chess enthusiast who’s been making waves as of 2025. With a peak rapid rating of 617 and a daily rating high of 931, this player brings a curious blend of strategic persistence and occasional rollercoaster performance to the board.

Playing Style & Stats

• Endgame Prodigy: Good44Good ventures deep into the battlefield, with a hearty 63.7% endgame frequency. Like a detective in a mystery novel, they don’t give up early — only resign about 3.3% of the time.
• Battle Duration: Averaging around 52 moves per win and roughly 72 moves per loss, games tend to be marathons. Patience is clearly a virtue here.
• Comeback Kid: With a comeback rate of 56.7%, giving up is not in their vocabulary. Even after losing a piece, the fighting spirit remains high — winning over a third of games from disadvantaged positions.
• Color Confidence: Good44Good does favor playing White slightly more, boasting a 47.2% win rate with White versus 43.6% with Black. Not bad for someone who probably doesn’t believe in color stereotypes!

Opening Insights

Opening up the board, Good44Good likes to keep options diverse but shows particular fondness for:

• King’s Pawn Opening (437 games, near 48% win rate)
• Queen’s Pawn Opening - Chigorin Variation (95 games, 48.4% win rate)
• English Opening - King's English Variation sneaking in with a solid 53%+ win rate

Lesser-loved openings like the Scandinavian Defense yield some cheeky challenges, with the win rate dropping below 30%. Even chess masters have their nemesis openings!

Recent Battles

Never shy of a fight, Good44Good's latest win was a swift checkmate using the King's Pawn Opening. The final move was a knightly showstopper delivering a checkmate that would make any grandmaster nod in approval.

Of course, the path isn’t always smooth. Recent losses saw Good44Good fall victim to checkmates and a couple of fierce opponents who found the cracks. Remember, every loss is just a plot twist in the epic chess saga.

Quirks & Fun Facts

• Best playing hours? The early bird gets the rook! Peak effectiveness shines around 5 AM and into the pre-dawn hours (5:00 and 6:00 AM win rates are above 50%). Beat the sunrise, beat the opponent.
• Psychology check: The notorious tilt factor is 7/10 — so if you’re clever, maybe a little friendly chat before the game will help keep the mood light. After all, chess is serious business but should be fun too!
• Good44Good’s record against some opponents reads like a tale of “love and rivalry” — undefeated against foes like “kazik1504” and “t_napo,” while sometimes struggling against others. Classic chess drama!

Summary

In the vast universe of online chess warriors, Good44Good stands out as a tenacious, strategic, and slightly unpredictable player. A mix of resilience, a deep love for long endgames, and a particular talent for turning the tides keeps fans and foes alike on their toes.

Keep your eyes peeled—Good44Good is certainly one to watch in 2025 and beyond. Perhaps next time you’ll be lucky enough to face this master of comeback, or maybe it’ll be your turn to tip the scales!