GraveneyPupilsGroup130206

Profile: GraveneyPupilsGroup130206

Meet GraveneyPupilsGroup130206, a chess enthusiast whose game is as mysterious as their username. This player has ventured through the realm of rapid chess with a curious mix of grit and grace, maintaining an average rating of 403 in 2023 over 37 games. With 18 wins, 8 losses, and 11 draws, they prove to be a valiant contender who doesn't shy away from a challenge.

In blitz chess, our hero dazzled with a perfect 509 rating from a single victorious encounter. Bullet chess? A single game that ended in a loss—because even legends have their off days.

Style & Strategy

A disciplined strategist, GraveneyPupilsGroup130206 favors the long haul, boasting an impressive endgame frequency of nearly 72%, and averages around 63 moves whether triumphant or defeated. Their win rate is slightly better with black pieces (50%) than white (47%), proving they can thrive even when not having the first move advantage.

Not one to quit early, this player has 0% early resignation rate, and shows remarkable resilience with a comeback rate of 68%—they are the comeback kid who refuses to be counted out. After losing a piece, their win rate skyrockets to 100%, probably because they relish the challenge of turning the tides against all odds.

Rivalries and Riveting Matchups

One of their favorite opponents is felix_0b1, having clashed 30 times with a competitive edge and a win rate just shy of 54%. Against lesser-known foes like manahil_n, they shine even brighter, winning two-thirds of the battles.

Quirks & Fun Facts

• Longest winning streak sits at four — short but sweet!
• Most games played with an intriguing opening called "Top Secret" — secrecy is their superpower.
• Psychologically, they have a modest tilt factor of 2 — occasionally a little grumpy but always bouncing back.

Whether it's Thursday evening with a solid 57% win rate or the late-night blitz hour at 10 PM with nearly 59%, GraveneyPupilsGroup130206 keeps their opponents on their toes. In the end, this player proves that chess is not just about the moves—but the mystery, the resilience, and the fun behind every game.