gordon123123

Profile of Gordon123123

Meet gordon123123, a chess enthusiast whose journey through ratings and openings is as winding and intriguing as a Sicilian Defense itself! Like a knight on a quest, Gordon has galloped through thousands of blitz games, with a peak rating of 1495—a noble peak reached in April 2021. Not a bullet-only blitzer, Gordon balances rapid strategy with tactical flair, scoring up to a 1480 rating in rapid chess as of early 2024.

Though not a grandmaster (yet), Gordon battles bravely across many time controls: from the speed-chess frenzy of bullet, where he once hit a 1300 max rating, to the thoughtful realms of daily chess, peaking over 1350. His style? Patient, resilient, and with an unyielding spirit to bounce back—he has a remarkable comeback rate of 84.5%! Rarely does he throw in the towel early; only about 1.7% of matches see him surrender prematurely.

Speaking of style, Gordon averages about 66 moves to win in his battles and tends to play long into the endgame, showcasing his love for the slow, agonizing grind of chess endgames (71% frequency). He prefers playing with the white pieces slightly more successfully (48.8% wins) than with the black pieces (44.7% wins), but no matter the color, he never backs down.

His choice of openings is eclectic but reveals a soft spot for the brave and classical: the Four Knights Game Scotch Variation Accepted is his most successful battlefield, boasting a 54.7% win rate over 630 games in blitz! However, not all openings are easy foes—his trusty Sicilian Defense Old Sicilian Variation poses challenges, with a win rate hovering below 41%. But hey, that's just the spice of competitive chess life.

Off the board, Gordon’s psychological traits add flavor to his play. He exhibits a bit of a tilt factor at 16—chess can be emotional when your rook gets forked! However, the best time to challenge him is around 2 AM, when his mind is sharpest, and comebacks are most likely.

With a staggering 12,631 blitz games played, and over 4,000 rapid duels documented, Gordon is clearly no stranger to the battlefield. His longest winning streak stretched to a commendable 14 consecutive wins; meantime, patience has been tested by a 16-game losing streak—because even heroes have their dark days.

In recent play, Gordon demonstrated both strategic cunning and tactical sharpness, achieving a stunning checkmate victory in a Scandinavian Defense battle just this year and showing resilience even in losses, always ready to learn and improve. His encounters span countless opponents, continually growing his experience and presence in the chess community.

So whether you see “gordon123123” online or in a tournament near you, expect a passionate player who fights smart, thinks deep, and may just surprise you with a knight’s sneaky fork when you least expect it!

Pro tip for opponents: watch out around 2 AM! 😉