iahdd

Player Profile: iahdd

Meet iahdd, a rapid-fire chess enthusiast who dances between triumph and tribulation like a bishop zigzagging across the board. With a career peppered by highs of a Rapid rating peak of 825 in December 2024 and a blitz best of 346, iahdd's chess journey is anything but dull.

Their style? Let's just say it's an adventurous blend of Bishop's Opening mastery (winning over half their games here) and a curious affection for the tricky Scandinavian Defense. Whether clawing back from a shaky position (a comeback rate of 60%!) or falling into the occasional losing streak (up to 14 games in a row—ouch!), iahdd shows resilience that inspires.

Quick thinker alert: they tend to shine brightest in the late afternoons and early evenings, boasting a 100% win rate at 18:00 hours – clearly when their queen feels most queen-like. On the flip side, mornings can be rough with morning tilt at 14%, proving even chess warriors have their groggy moments.

The statistics reveal a player who isn’t afraid to resign early about 15% of the time—smart enough to save energy for the next battle. An interesting quirk is the preference for longer games when winning (averaging 56 moves) compared to shorter losses (about 41 moves), perhaps savoring victories like a well-aged rook.

iahdd's road has been littered with both savage checkmates dealt (102 wins by checkmate) and humble resignations (131 wins and 192 losses). Their recent wins include a graceful resignation from their opponent in a complex Queen’s Pawn Opening Accelerated London System, showing their tactical patience and strategic stamina.

Taking on opponents repeatedly, vicky_know_you seems a tough rival with about a 57% win rate from their encounters, while others like florenzodihamburgo have simply been dispatched cleanly every time.

In summary, iahdd is a player who balances cunning and tenacity, with just enough unpredictability to keep everyone guessing. Whether rising with a bishop or getting checkmated by a knight, they embody the relentless, sometimes baffling, spirit of chess itself.

Pro tip: Play iahdd around 6 PM for a tough challenge — their brain apparently powers up with the sunset!