Jaouhar_404

Profile: Jaouhar_404

Meet Jaouhar_404, a chess player whose rating cell has been in constant mitosis! In the chess ecosystem of 2025, Jaouhar_404’s Rapid rating has blossomed from a modest 223 up to a resilient 327, with a metabolism tuned to an average rating of around 270 across 230 games. A bit of an enigma in Daily chess, their single-rated encounter landed them at a perfect 400 — talk about a rare species! And in the Blitz biome, although Jaouhar_404’s rating dipped from 464 to 183 across just four true-speed encounters, the average metabolic rate of 310.5 reveals pockets of explosive energy.

Strategically, Jaouhar_404’s brain synapses favor the King's Pawn Opening (41 games, 39% win rate), with notable specialties including the King’s Knight Variation and the Leonardis Variation. Their tactical dendrites exhibit impressive adaptability—after losing a piece, the comeback win rate pulses at a perfect 100%! In short, this player knows how to regenerate and recover better than a lizard tail.

When it comes to stamina, the longest winning streak saw Jaouhar_404 climbing the evolutionary ladder with eight consecutive victories, though the current level has reset to zero—every great life form sometimes needs a rest phase. Their psychological resilience shows a modest tilt factor of 9, but a keen capacity to rebound, with a 53% comeback rate from adversity.

Jaouhar_404’s game-length averages reveal a preference for long, complex struggles — winning games last about 48 moves on average, while losses stretch even longer, over 60 moves, proving that this species refuses to perish without a fight.

Intriguingly, the player’s success varies by hour and day: Thursdays are golden, with nearly 70% win rate, while afternoons around 17:00 see their cognitive enzymes firing at 55%. Early mornings and late nights show lower activity, perhaps when this chess organism is in rest mode.

Opponents beware: Jaouhar_404 has an evolutionary edge against numerous rivals, boasting 100% win rates against several challengers such as joejitsuwife420, terpie12, and many others. Even their most-played opponent, skirzou, offers a challenging 20% win rate to our subject—a true predator-prey relationship on the digital board.

With an early resignation rate of just 8.33%, Jaouhar_404 proves to be a tenacious contender, rarely surrendering before the final tick of the chess clock. Whether navigating the dense forest of the Petrov’s Defense or weaving through the tangled underbrush of the Scandinavian Defense, they persist with steady biological fluency—a true grandmaster in evolution.