Profile Summary: Iris1979
Meet Iris1979, a chess enthusiast navigating the battlefield of 64 squares with a quirky mix of determination, resilience, and occasional early resignations (hey, nobody's perfect!). Known for a career peak Rapid rating of 238 achieved in March 2025, Iris1979 has gracefully danced through the ranks, tackling everything from the Queens Pawn Opening to the enigmatic Englund Gambit with varying success.
With a rather colorful performance history, Iris1979 tends to find the most joy—and wins—using the Undefined opening in Rapid games, boasting an impressive 72% win rate there. In contrast, stick to the King's Pawn Opening Kings Knight Variation at your own risk, where the winning odds drop to a modest 26%. But it’s all part of the charm and the learning curve of this aspiring tactician.
Games aren’t always pretty—after all, a player who’s lost almost 278 Rapid games and battled a 10-game losing streak shows undeniable grit. Iris1979's playstyle leans slightly towards the patient, averaging 37 moves per win and 39 moves per loss, and isn't shy about resigning early when the chips are down (a 17% early resignation rate, mind you).
Morning birds rejoice: Iris1979’s peak performance hour hovers around 7 AM, boasting a win rate of 75% at this ungodly hour for mere mortals. Whether they're a caffeine-fueled dawn attacker or just grinding through the morning fog, this player knows how to capitalize when the clock strikes seven.
Notable Games
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Recent win highlight: A swift and confident victory in a Queens Pawn Opening where opponents often throw in the towel—literally. Check it out!
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Recent loss lesson: Even Iris1979 can be caught napping—losing by resignation against "gigante-de-acero" in a Pirc Defense showdown. Practice makes progress!
Replay here.
If you ever face Iris1979, brace yourself for a rollercoaster of strategic openness, some unexpected gambits, and a refreshing lack of pretense. This player might not be Grandmaster material (yet!), but the passion and personality shine through every move. Keep an eye on Iris1979—you never know when that next brilliant combination might catch you off guard!
