hd140521

Profile Summary: hd140521

Meet hd140521, a chess enthusiast whose passion for the “Royal Game” shines bright, even if the rating doesn’t always climb as fast as their coffee consumption during matches! Active in 2025, hd140521’s rapid rating peaked at 1154, daily at a solid 1354, and blitz at 796 — proof that speed isn’t everything, but neither is slow and steady losing all the time.

With a record of 165 wins, 174 losses, and a sprinkle of 11 draws in rapid games alone, hd140521 fights bravely on the board, showing both resilience and a healthy acceptance of defeat. Proving that every loss is a lesson, their staggering comeback rate of over 81% means they bounce back with a vengeance — like a chess phoenix rising from checkmate ashes.

They favor openings like the Scotch Game and King's Pawn Opening King’s Knight Variation, boasting win rates near 60%, showing they appreciate the classic, straightforward approach to chess face-offs. However, the Scandinavian Defense seems to give them pause, with win rates dipping below 40%, which might explain a few agonizing resignations (though only about 1.6% of early surrenders - that’s some stubborn fighting spirit!).

Speaking of fighting spirit, hd140521’s longest winning streak is a respectable 6 games, balanced by a tough 7-game losing streak — hey, even the best stumble! Their most recent triumph was a cool checkmate victory against rival e5or, showcasing tactical awareness and perhaps a touch of flair. The classic Sicilian Defense served as the battlefield for this victory, ending with a beautiful Qh8# checkmate.

While hd140521’s blitz rating may suggest they aren’t a speed demon, their strategic endgame play stands out, with them reaching average moves nearing 63 per winning game—a testament to their endurance and deep thinking. They do tend to fare better with the white pieces (winning over 52% of games) than with black, but every board color is an opportunity to learn… or lose spectacularly trying.

Most intriguingly, their best time to play is at 11 PM, suggesting late-night brilliance (or just a preference for midnight snacks and checkmates). Their tilt factor (the chess equivalent of a temper tantrum post-mistake) sits at 7, so watch out opponents—they might come back angrier and smarter after a bad game.

Opponents beware: hd140521 has a curious mix of rivalries, holding perfect records against some while struggling against others like mra1900. Despite these ups and downs, this player’s journey is a thrilling rollercoaster of calculated gambles, tactical skirmishes, and the occasional dramatic loss that keeps the chess community entertained.

In summary: hd140521 is a determined player with a knack for classic openings, a fighter’s heart that refuses to quit, a penchant for late-night genius moves, and above all, a love for chess that shines through every game, checkmate, and (sometimes) resignation.