Jalaroes

Jalaroes - The Enigmatic Chess Virtuoso

In the fast-moving world of chess, Jalaroes stands out not just for their moves, but for their unmistakable flair and surprising stats. Rated a solid 351 in Rapid chess and an impressive 528 in Blitz for the year 2025, this mysterious player does not just play games—they orchestrate mini-dramas across the board.

A Tactical Journey

With 383 rapid games under their belt, Jalaroes boasts a respectable 43.6% win rate, but if you thought they were all about slow and steady, think again! Their Blitz games show a perfect record of 2 wins in 2 matches, achieving a flawless 100% win rate that many grandmasters dream about.

Chess Style & Psychology

Known for a modest early resignation rate of just 4.46%, Jalaroes prefers to battle through long games—as indicated by an average of over 52 moves in wins and nearly 67 moves in losses. They love endgames, engaging in them nearly 64% of the time, proving endurance and patience are their hidden weapons.

Their psychological resilience shines with a staggering 100% win rate after losing a piece, marking them as a comeback king/queen/something in between. And guess what? Their "tilt factor" is barely a 5, meaning frustration rarely clouds their sharp mind.

Victories & Opponents

Some opponents are lucky; some are just hits on Jalaroes's radar. For example, samir_rangari, lluismolins4, and aditiprakash all know the sting of Jalaroes’s unrelenting play, each suffering a 0% win rate against the profile.

And while they sometimes struggle against a few pesky rivals, Jalaroes has a longest winning streak of 7 games and currently rides a hot streak of 3 consecutive wins. The player has faced "yofffc" a whopping 7 times, though that rivalry remains a bit shaky with under 30% success.

Playing Hours & Mood

Interestingly, Jalaroes shines brightest in the late hours—best win rate at 23:00 (a striking 70%) and prime performance at 14:00 (67.65%). It seems night owls and midday strategists make perfect opponents.

Fun Fact

Jalaroes’s comeback skills are so legendary that losing a piece doesn’t make them panic; it makes them furious and ultimately victorious. Opponents beware: this player thrives in chaos and probably laughs at your blunders in a language that sounds suspiciously like chess gibberish.

In the grand theater of chess, Jalaroes isn’t just playing the game — they’re putting on a spectacular one-person show, filled with unexpected twists, daring tactics, and the occasional "oops, I lost that piece" moment turned into a stunning win.