hrac123455

Profile: hrac123455

Meet hrac123455, a relentless chess warrior with a rapid rating that has seen quite the rollercoaster ride—from a dizzying max of 1005 down to a humbling 319, currently sitting at a respectable 492 as of 2025. With 300 rapid games played, hrac123455 has fought valiantly, scoring 134 wins, 157 losses, and 9 draws. If chess were an epic saga, this player’s chapters would be filled with near-misses and comeback tales.

Known for a preference for the intriguingly named Top Secret opening, hrac123455 has a win rate of about 44.7% here—proof that even the best secrets can be cracked with enough persistence. This player isn’t afraid to cut their losses early either, with an early resignation rate of just 8.28%. But don’t mistake patience for passivity: a hearty 45.33% of their games march into the endgame, where the real battles are won or heartbreakingly lost.

Longest winning streak? A respectable six games in a row, though the current streak is at a humble zero, probably plotting the next big climb. Their average winning game length is about 46 moves—this isn’t speed chess, it’s a strategic marathon. Interestingly, hrac123455 appears to thrive in tricky situations, boasting a perfect 100% win rate after losing a piece. Who needs all their pieces anyway when you have sheer tactical wizardry and nerves of steel?

Timing is everything, and hrac123455 shows a curious pattern here: their best days are Wednesdays and Thursdays, winning almost two-thirds and over half their games, respectively. Peak hours? Around 16:00 to 18:00 when the chess mind is most alert — the player’s win rate soars above 70%! Too bad for opponents who try late-night games; the 22:00 and 4:00 slots are less kind, with win rates dropping to zero, hinting that coffee or sleep might be a secret weapon.

Off the board, hrac123455 might be the ultimate psychological enigma, with a tilt factor of just 10—meaning this player keeps calm even when things go awry. Now, if only they had a few more draws, because those 157 losses sting, but hey, every defeat is just a plot twist.

They’ve tangled with a colorful cast of opponents, scoring a perfect 100% against many, and some opponents still remain a mystery with zero wins. It’s the great chess odyssey of hrac123455—full of ups, downs, and those brilliant flashes of “how did they pull that off?”

In a world of kings and pawns, hrac123455 is the wildcard who proves that sometimes, just sometimes, the game is about heart, comeback, and a little bit of chaos.