Ki Ki

Profile of Ki Ki (aka Jac656)

Meet Ki Ki, a chess warrior whose battlegrounds are blitz and rapid time controls, constantly dancing on the edge between brilliance and chaos. With a peak blitz rating of 312 and a rapid high soaring to 577 in 2025, Ki Ki demonstrates flashes of tactical fireworks sprinkled with moments of endearing unpredictability.

This player’s style resembles a rollercoaster: boasting an impressive 9-game winning streak before tumbling into an equally brutal 9-game losing streak – talk about living life on the tactical edge! Ki Ki has a penchant for openings like the Scandinavian Defense and the Queen’s Pawn Opening, with win rates hovering around 40-60%, proving that versatility is the name of their game. Though the Nimzowitsch Defense and Four Knights Game may ruffle their feathers, their queen’s pawn adventures keep opponents on their toes.

Known for early resignations about 12% of the time, Ki Ki prefers to save their energy for the next battle rather than prolong hopeless fights. On average, games last about 44 moves regardless of win or loss, showing resilience and endurance on the board. When things get tough and pieces are lost, they bounce back 60% of the time—a true comeback kid! But beware: losing a piece sometimes kicks off a bit of a tilt, with a tilt factor rate of 9, so don’t expect mercy if Ki Ki senses vulnerability.

Playing hours? Oddly enough, these match moments of peak performance often strike at dawn or early morning hours — with a 100% win rate at 5 AM and nearly 78% at 2 AM. Night owls and early risers, unite! Conversely, afternoons and evenings can be a mixed bag.

Ki Ki's most recent victory, achieved against masteraiden98, was sealed with a swift resignation after a crafty Caro-Kann Defense dance in just 12 moves. But setbacks are part of the journey, too: their latest defeat came courtesy of ciro50ay, a timed loss in a tense Scandinavian Defense duel.

Opponents beware — Ki Ki is a tactician who wins 46.5% of games as White and isn’t shy about pulling surprises with uncommon openings and thrilling endgames. Whether you face them in the hyper-speed blitz arena or the more ponderous rapid battlefield, you're guaranteed a game full of sharp turns, fearless sacrifices, and perhaps a cheeky early resignation to keep the mystery alive.

In short, Ki Ki is the chess version of a thrilling indie movie: unpredictable, sometimes chaotic, but always entertaining and fiercely passionate. Rally your pieces and your nerves if you dare to challenge Jac656 in the arena of kings!