Itachicha

Profile: Itachicha

Meet Itachicha, a rapidly improving chess warrior known for their passionate battle over the 64 squares. With a peak rapid rating of 586 achieved back in March 2021, Itachicha has shown flashes of brilliance and brave determination throughout their chess journey.

Playing Style & Stats

With a rather curious penchant for the Queen’s Pawn Opening (33 games, 54.55% win rate) and a fondness for the spirited Scandinavian Defense (35 games combined, ~53% win rate), Itachicha isn’t afraid to dive into complex, less-charted territories. Their trusty Englund Gambit shows up as well, proving a taste for surprise tactics.

While the win-loss-draw equilibrium balances perfectly in rapid games (133 wins, 133 losses, 29 draws), this resilient player displays a tenacity backed by a comeback rate near 50%. Sometimes down a piece? No worries! They hustle hard to claw back in about a third of lost-piece scenarios.

Memorable Moments

In their latest dance with strategy, Itachicha took down nondiciamobubboronate with a fierce Queen's Pawn Opening—winning by resignation after a series of tactical blows and a neat final queen capture. Their last few games reflect a player in sharp form: from creative sacrifices to precise endgame fireworks, with a current winning streak of 2 and a longest of 6.

Battle Scars and Triumphs

Like any true chess gladiator, Itachicha’s career has ups and downs. Their longest losing streak counts 5 games, but that just made the victories all the sweeter. Early resignations occur around 12% of the time—maybe a humble nod to “knowing when to fold ‘em,” but when the final moves are played, average wins are earned in nearly 54 moves. That’s patience and persistence!

When to Challenge Itachicha

Curious when this enigmatic player is at their best? Look no further than 3 PM, the prime time for their peak performance. Fridays and evenings around 7-8 PM yield the highest win percentages, making it the perfect moment to test your mettle against them.

A Few Fun Facts

• Has an impressive perfect record against recent opponents like nondiciamobubboronate and n3rvv (100% wins).
• Has a mysterious soft spot (or maybe a kryptonite) for the Van t Kruijs Opening — the struggle is real with only a 9.09% win rate there.
• Psychology stats indicate a charmingly low tilt factor of 5, showing a calm and cool-headed competitor.

Whether you encounter Itachicha on Daily, Rapid, or Bullet, expect a battle of wits and nerves. Not quite Grandmaster yet, but definitely a strong contender with a style that’s equal parts strategic and entertaining—proving chess isn't just a game, but a quirky, thrilling adventure.