Greesa1716

Profile: Greesa1716

Meet Greesa1716, a daring chess adventurer currently navigating the thrilling battlefield of rapid chess with a peak rating of 653 in 2025. Though still climbing the ranks, Greesa1716 embraces the game with the tenacity of a hungry pawn marching across the board.

Playing Style & Strengths

Known for a bold and sometimes cheeky style, Greesa1716 favors sharp and classic openings – the King’s Pawn Opening being their trusty steed, played 39 times with a respectable 33% win rate. Their secret weapon? The Vienna Game, boasting a perfect 100% win rate in five games – talk about making an entrance!

One of Greesa1716's unique quirks is a remarkable 100% win rate after losing a piece. Yes, when material takes a detour, this player’s tactical awareness kicks in, turning what many see as a disaster into a comeback opportunity. The longest winning streak clocked is a neat six games – a confident streak, indeed!

Match Record

With 171 rapid games under their belt in 2025, Greesa1716 has locked horns 65 times with victory, 93 times with defeat, and negotiated draws 13 times. Blitz and bullet chess are less frequented playgrounds – a solitary blitz game and a trio of bullet clashes prove perhaps those formats aren’t their favorite espresso shots.

Psychology & Personality

Don't mistake the resilience for perfection; Greesa1716 does feel the sting of defeat (Tilt Factor: 6), but with a comeback rate north of 54%, this player brushes it off quicker than a snapped rook and reaches back into the bag of tricks with renewed vigor.

Interestingly, Greesa1716 performs best during the wee hours around midnight (60+% win rate at 0 and 20 o’clock hours) and prefers the subtle psychological warfare of longer endgames, finishing nearly 60% of their games in endgame scenarios. Patience is a virtue – and Greesa1716 is a patient gladiator.

Recent Battles

The latest victorious masterpiece features a checkmate win playing White against Alpa0315 in a sharp King's Knight Variation of the King's Pawn Opening. That game ended with a classic bishop move checkmate after a thorough positional grinding—proof that Greesa1716 doesn’t just play, they perform.

Losses sting, but every defeat is a lesson. Recent tough matches show that even masters have rough days, with checkmates delivered by clever opponents wielding tricky Van’t Kruijs and Nimzowitsch defenses.

In Summary

Whether outsmarting opponents with elegant openings or rallying spectacularly after material loss, Greesa1716 is a spirited competitor adding flair and fun to every game. The profile so far suggests a player who may not always win, but never stops fighting—one chessboard dance at a time.

So next time you see Greesa1716 on the board, remember: behind those ratings and stats is a player who turns setbacks into setups and games into comedy-dramas with a chess twist. Keep your queen close and your wits closer!