guyHirsch

Profile Summary: guyHirsch

Meet guyHirsch, the chess enthusiast whose games are a rollercoaster of strategic brilliance and occasional moments of delightful chaos. With over 7,000 blitz games under his belt and an impressive peak rating soaring past 1050 in blitz, this player certainly knows how to keep the clock ticking and the opponents guessing.

Known for a mysterious opening repertoire simply dubbed "Top Secret," guyHirsch has nearly 6,000 blitz games with this strategy and boasts an almost 50% win rate there — turning the unknown into a deadly weapon on the board. His rapid play isn't far behind, maintaining steady ratings close to 1000 and showing excellent adaptability, especially under time pressure.

When it comes to pacing, guyHirsch prefers the fast and furious blitz action, with a few daring forays into rapid and daily chess. Bullet chess remains a challenging arena for him, where victories remain as elusive as a well-timed fork.

Fascinatingly, his psychological resilience shines: a comeback rate north of 67% and a perfect 100% win rate after losing a piece show that this is a player who doesn’t throw in the towel — unless the king is taking a nap early on, as suggested by a modest early resignation rate of just under 5%.

While his longest winning streak is a commendable 11 games, his current streak is on hiatus — perhaps busy plotting his next sneaky tactic against unsuspecting opponents like alsven, 54tariq, and itachivic. Despite some tough recent matches, he holds dominance over familiar foes such as evya_89 and vaishnavuzumaki, showcasing a killer instinct that’s not to be underestimated.

Playing style? Expect games lasting around 55 moves on average, with a slight edge when playing white pieces (nearly 50% win rate) and a hearty appetite for endgames that shows a player who fights until the final move. And though his tilt factor is at 16 (yes, he's human!), it never stops him from bringing a strategic storm to the battlefield.

As for his schedule, his winning mojo peaks in the mid-morning (10 AM and late evening hours) but beware if you catch him right after midnight — that’s when even grandmasters might shake.

All in all, guyHirsch is a formidable contender with a playful mix of grit, guile, and a sprinkle of tactical wizardry. Watch out on the chessboard: this is one mystery you want to solve but might just get checkmated in the process.