jeprox44

Chess Player Profile: jeprox44

Meet jeprox44, a spirited chess enthusiast whose journey on the 64 squares reads like an epic saga of ups, downs, and surprise comebacks. Starting 2023 with a rapid rating of just 229, jeprox44 has skyrocketed to an impressive 1050 in 2024, proving that perseverance and a bit of chess magic go a long way.

The Rollercoaster Rating Ride

From a rocky start with a low rating (100 at the bottom) to peaking above 1150, jeprox44 is like that movie hero who stumbles before soaring to glory. With over 4,500 rapid games played and nearly 2,000 wins, this player clearly prefers the long game—and apparently, a pinch of endurance since the average game length in wins is a solid 70 moves. That's a lot of coffee breaks!

Playing Style & Personality

Known for a stubborn streak and a tendency toward dramatic flair, jeprox44 resigns early about 16% of the time—because why drag out a bad situation when you can save energy for the next battle? They thrive in the endgame (with a frequency of nearly 59%), hinting at a strategic mind that loves the slow grind and tactical finesse. Average losses are quicker affairs, suggesting jeprox44 likes to either go big or go home.

A Master of Comebacks (and Occasional Tilt)

If you think losing a piece is game over, think again—jeprox44 bounces back 80% of the time and astonishingly holds a 100% win record after losing a piece. Talk about turning lemons into lemonade... or pawns into queens! However, a tilt factor of 42 means sometimes emotions get in the way, reminding us that even chess warriors have their off days.

Tactical Tidbits & Habits

• Win rate is strongest on weekends, especially Saturday (nearly 50%)—chess and chill, anyone?
• Favorite hours for domination are around noon and early evening, with win rates hitting above 50%.
• The user’s most-played opponent is shadowking00013 with a respectable 75% win rate—clearly a worthy rivalry!

In Summary

jeprox44 is an unyielding competitor with a zest for long, strategic games, equipped with a near-superhuman ability to rally back from setbacks. Whether battling at dawn or dusk, weekday or weekend, this player reminds us that chess isn’t just a game of pieces—it’s a game of passion, patience, and occasionally, a good dose of humor.

So the next time you face jeprox44, be ready for a marathon, not a sprint. And maybe keep some snacks handy.