HUBERTHA-S

Profile Summary: HUBERTHA-S

Meet HUBERTHA-S, the resilient chess warrior navigating the 64 squares with a fighting spirit and an appetite for comebacks. With a peak rapid rating flirting with 798 and a blitz high of 521, HUBERTHA-S is no stranger to battles of wits and nerve—though bullet chess seems to be their quirky little Achilles heel, scoring a modest max of 208.

Over the recent months, HUBERTHA-S has been a marathoner rather than a sprinter, logging hundreds of rapid games at all hours, especially thriving at the crack of dawn around 5 AM—proof that the early bird might not get the worm but definitely can snag a few pawns! Their win rate dances ambivalently around the 40-45% mark, with a slightly better performance when wielding the white pieces.

Known for their gritty persistence, HUBERTHA-S boasts a comeback rate over 60%, proving that losing a piece is far from game over. The player’s endgame frequency is impressive, embracing long, drawn-out battles that average near 50 moves per win—clearly a testament to their patience and tenacity in squeezing every last advantage. Unfortunately, their longest losing and winning streaks are tied at 8, showing the emotional rollercoaster that is competitive chess!

As for opening repertoire, HUBERTHA-S favors the classic King’s Pawn Opening and is no stranger to the Vienna Game, often throwing the Queen out early to stir up trouble. Their record reflects a taste for dynamic play but a willingness to accept tough losses — after all, even masters have their off days. On the bright side, games frequently end by resignation in their favor, showing that opponents often concede before HUBERTHA-S strikes the final blow.

Away from the stats, HUBERTHA-S’s humor shines through a playful acceptance of the “chess tilt factor” sitting at 8, indicating they know how to channel frustration into motivation. And while bullet and blitz might not be their calling cards (with winless streaks in both), rapid games are definitely their playground where creativity and resilience collide.

So if you spot HUBERTHA-S on the board, be ready for a tactical tussle that could last almost an hour — mornings are best, but they can surprise you anytime. Just remember: never underestimate the player with a knack for turning losses into wins and an arsenal full of classical openings sprinkled with unexpected brilliance!

“It’s not about how many times you get knocked down, but how many times you come back swinging... and for HUBERTHA-S, the comeback is always on.”