hitamplekat

Profile: hitamplekat

Meet hitamplekat, a rapid chess enthusiast whose game is as dynamic as a cellular mitosis—full of splits, surprises, and the occasional mutation of strategy! Starting the year 2025 with a modest rapid rating of 340, this player has experienced some evolutionary spikes, reaching a peak rating of 555 before settling comfortably around the 459 mark. With 17 rapid games under their belt, hitamplekat’s record is a near-even mix of victories and defeats (7 wins, 8 losses, 2 draws), proving that in the chess ecosystem, survival of the fittest includes a healthy dose of adaptation.

Much like a clever immune system, hitamplekat has demonstrated impressive adaptability in openings, showing a particular fondness for the Alekhines Defense, boasting a 100% win rate in two games—a true defensive warrior that confounds opponents like antibodies confuse invaders. Other openings like the Vienna Game, Reti Pirc Invitation, and Scandinavian Defense Closed have also yielded flawless victories, while some strategies, like the Van Geet Opening, seem to be “cell division” efforts yet to produce clones of success.

Strategic stamina shines through with an average of over 70 moves per winning game, making hitamplekat a patient predator in the vast ocean of pawns and pieces. Quite the comebacker, they boast a 71% comeback rate and a perfect 100% win rate after losing a piece—talk about cellular regeneration! When the going gets tough, this player doesn’t fold; instead, they multiply effort till victory.

While the longest winning streak hovers at 2, the fight remains fierce and ongoing. Interestingly, their win rate from the vantage point of White (44.44%) slightly surpasses that from Black (37.5%), revealing a penchant for initiating the game with as much energy as a sun-powered leaf.

Opponents beware: hitamplekat has had mixed success across different rivals, being particularly lethal to a few such as salted-pineapple, pol2134, and agamarilla—all defeated with 100% efficiency. However, with some foes like kayzekurangfokus, the success rate remains more modest at 33%, highlighting that even the best cells sometimes face tough antibodies.

Outside the battlefield of 64 squares, hitamplekat seems to perform best mid-morning and mid-afternoon, with a solid 50% win rate around the 6, 7, 12, and 15-hour marks—prime times for neuron firing and synaptic creativity, we’re guessing. While occasional tilt factors tickle the psyche (a mild 3), this player is exploring the never-ending DNA sequence of improvement.

In the grand game of life and chess, hitamplekat continues to grow, adapt, and deploy their strategic arsenal with the tenacity of a cell replicating through countless generations. Watch their evolution; the next checkmate might just be around the corner!