itzwikki

Player Profile: itzwikki

Once upon a chessboard, there was itzwikki, a rapid player whose chess journey is nothing short of a rollercoaster ride through the 64 squares. Peaking at a solid 1005 in October 2024, itzwikki dazzled briefly before tumbling into a season of battles where win and loss tangoed roughly evenly — 136 wins versus 161 losses and 25 draws in rapid games.

Known to favor the Van t Kruijs Opening (154 games!) with a fighting 43% success rate, itzwikki also dabbles in sharper arts like the Alekhine's Defense with a neat 50% win tally, and surprisingly thrives in rare openings such as the Nimzowitsch Defense boasting a formidable 64% victory rate! Beware the Pirc Defense, where itzwikki faces deep struggles, winning only 14% of the time — a place for future redemption!

A tactical wizard at heart, itzwikki is not afraid to resign early when the going gets tough (about 14% early resignations) but shows stubborn resilience with a comeback rate of 35%, proving that giving up isn’t in their opening repertoire. With an average game length hovering around 48 moves, these battles are hardly quick skirmishes.

Timing is everything for itzwikki, whose best hours to reign victorious are likely before breakfast — a perfect 100% win rate at 3 AM, 2 AM, and 6 AM, as if fueled by a magical early-morning chess juice. Thursdays and Sundays bring good vibes, with over 36% and 60% win rates respectively, while Saturdays apparently demand a bit more coffee.

The psychological edge? This player admits to a tilt factor of 15 — nothing a soothing cup of tea can't fix. Facing opponents, itzwikki is ruthless against some (100% wins versus several rivals!) but struggles against many others, particularly frequent adversaries like shivam3081kiyf, where success is a modest 27%.

Recent games tell a story of gritty contests with itzwikki tending to outlast opponents on the clock — winning on time or by resignation more than by checkmate, sometimes saying “Catch me if you can” better than “Checkmate, you’re done!” And with a longest winning streak of 8 games but a longer losing drought of 15, itzwikki’s chess saga is filled with dramatic ups and downs worthy of a Netflix series.

Whether your pieces align in a nickname-worthy dance or collapse like a house of cards, one thing’s certain: itzwikki’s passion for chess is fierce, funny, and fiercely funny. The board is set, the clocks ticking — all that remains is the next thrilling chapter.