Profile Summary: jepasdenom
Meet jepasdenom, a chess player of humble origins who has battled their way up the ranks with a mixture of gritty determination, occasional brilliance, and a fair share of learning moments. Starting from a modest rapid rating of just 182 in early 2023, jepasdenom skyrocketed to an impressive peak of 952 in June 2025 — clearly showing that tenacity beats all!
Specializing in rapid games, they've played over 788 rapid matches, winning more often than losing (405 wins to 349 losses), proving resilience even when the going gets tough. Bullet and blitz formats are less friendly to them with win ratios slightly shy of 50%, but hey, a chess warrior is never defined by just one battlefield.
Opening Repertoire
When it comes to openings, jepasdenom has a fondness for classical lines sprinkled with some quirky choices. The King’s Pawn Opening is a go-to, though results hover around the fifty-fifty mark. Interestingly, their best rapid success comes from the Bishops Opening and the spicy Scandinavian Defense Mieses Kotrc Variation, boasting win rates above 65% — a sign of a player who enjoys keeping opponents on their toes with unexpected twists.
Playing Style & Psychological Threads
This player is no quitter — with a comeback rate of over 77%, jepasdenom knows how to claw back from losing positions and keep their opponents nervously sweating. They exhibit a balanced approach, winning equally playing as White or Black (~51% win rate either side), and are known to engage deeply in endgames with over 58% frequency — an indication of stamina and love for the long strategic battle.
However, at times the tilt monster knocks at their door, with a tilt factor of 9, meaning a frustrating loss can sting — but thankfully doesn’t keep them down for long, given their decent win streaks, including an epic 10-game triumph at one point.
Fun Facts & Trivia
- Peak bullet rating was a respectable 773 in early 2023, showing flashes of speed chess wizardry.
- Best time of day to challenge jepasdenom? 2 PM — they're at their sharpest then, so watch out!
- Average winning games last around 61 moves, which suggests even the victories are full epic sagas rather than lightning strikes.
- Opponents beware: jepasdenom has a near-perfect record against frequent rivals like xperienz, kiarashphoenix, and malthj — those usernames should be trembling.
- Recent victories have ended in graceful resignations from opponents, proving that jepasdenom has mastered the art of slowly strangling chess dreams.
In summary, jepasdenom is a tenacious and improving player with a balanced but adventurous style — someone who might just resign themselves to greatness (or resign when they see a nasty combo coming). Either way, they make the chessboard a much more interesting place!
