Gregluci

Gregluci: The Reluctant Rapid Ruler

Meet Gregluci, a chess player whose Rapid rating has danced from a humble 225 in early 2024 to a sturdy 732 by 2025. Clearly, this player takes their time mastering openings—after all, with an average game length of around 51 moves to victory, Gregluci prefers a slow roast over a quick boil. Patience is indeed a virtue here.

Known for an impressive comeback rate of 58.18%, Gregluci wears resilience like a badge of honor. Losing a piece? No problem—Gregluci’s win rate after that calamity is a fantastic 100%. It’s like watching a superhero shrug off blows and still win the day.

Though sometimes plagued by a mild tilt factor of 13, Gregluci tends to game seriously — rated victories outnumber casual ones by nearly 49%. Early resignations are rare, comprising just under 4%, showing that you won't often catch Gregluci folding under pressure.

In the psychological warfare of chess, Gregluci thrives most in the evenings, boasting win rates above 50% during prime time hours like 15:00 to 17:00, and even a cheeky 66.67% at 1 AM—whether this means midnight oil or insomnia is anyone’s guess.

When it comes to color advantage, Gregluci slightly prefers the white side, winning 51.58% of the time, but black pieces pose no major disadvantage either at 46.02%. A balanced player who doesn’t fret colors but focuses on careful maneuvering and grinding out wins.

Friend or foe, Gregluci’s opponent list features a curious mix: while some rivals like "skjilhaj" and "sultanmj08" have a 100% success rate against Gregluci, others like "jeryunshim" have done the opposite—never winning a game against him.

Whether battling over 2311 rapid games or the fewer but fiercer daily matches, Gregluci remains a persistent tactician, sometimes on fiery 9-game winning streaks and rarely settling for less than a chess battle well fought. A player whose journey is less about flash and more about the enduring grind—a craftsman in the chess workshop.

In short: Gregluci might not be storming the GM ranks just yet, but with a blend of stubborn spirit, tactical wizardry, and a dash of late-night magic, this player’s story is only beginning. Ready your pieces, because Gregluci is here to play... and maybe win, after a good long fight.