jkoroheke

Profile: jkoroheke

Meet jkoroheke, a spirited chess enthusiast navigating the thrilling rollercoaster of online chess in the year 2025. Rated around the 500-1000 range in rapid games, this player is proof that passion and persistence often matter more than a shiny Grandmaster title!

Starting May 2025, jkoroheke hit a peak rapid rating of 1014, showing flashes of brilliance. Despite occasional ups and downs (with a longest losing streak of 10 games — ouch!), the player’s longest winning streak of 6 games reveals a fighter’s heart ready to bounce back.

Playing Style & Tactics

jkoroheke loves a strategic grind, with an average of 52 moves per win and 61 moves per loss — those aren’t quick checkmates but true battles of brains! Their endgame frequency is impressive at nearly 55%, meaning many games stretch into the critical final phases, reflecting resilience and patience.

Chess psychology is not lost on jkoroheke, boasting a comeback rate over 65%, which means giving up is not in their vocabulary. However, losing a piece drops the win rate to about 30%, suggesting the classic struggle of recovering from setbacks — relatable to us all.

Favorite Openings (and Nemeses)

It’s a mixed bag of openings here with a fondness for the King’s Pawn Opening and the Scandinavian Defense. Curiously, jkoroheke’s best win rate is with the Queen’s Pawn Opening Horwitz Defense and Queen’s Pawn Opening in general, each clocking a solid 60% win rate — not bad for a modest rating!

Opponents beware: jkoroheke has faced ecoaction four times with a 25% win rate against them, while boasting a perfect record against some, such as axmetali09kz007 and even an invented legend named magnuscarlsennewton. Clearly, jkoroheke can shock even the big names!

Notable Moments

Among the latest games, a dazzling checkmate finish over ecoaction in the Sicilian Defense (ECO B50) stands out, capturing the win after a hard-fought battle with precise rook maneuvers. And who could forget the swift victory with a Queen’s gambit-like attack against magnuscarlsennewton? Proving that even online chess can have its fairy tales.

Fun Facts & Quirks

• Best time to challenge jkoroheke? 1 AM — night owls, assemble!
• Early resignations are rare — only about 4% of games — meaning one can always expect a fight to the bitter end.
• White pieces win slightly more often (39%) compared to Black (36%), showing a balanced but determined approach from both sides of the board.
• jkoroheke tends to perform best midweek, especially on Wednesdays, winning around 52% of games played that day. Maybe the midweek blues fuel tactical creativity?

In summary, jkoroheke is your friendly neighborhood chess battler: full of grit, love for the game, and unafraid to engage in epic, move-heavy clashes. Whether they’re crushing foes in the Queen’s Pawn or testing new gambits, the journey is just as entertaining as the destinations (wins or losses).