jmh37955

Profile Summary: jmh37955

Meet jmh37955, a rapid chess warrior navigating the battlefield with a rating rollercoaster from a peak of 235 in May 2025 to a recent rating hovering just above 100. With 160 rapid games under their belt, jmh37955 has endured more defeats than victories—37 wins, 104 losses, and 19 draws—but, hey, who's counting? In the grand theater of chess, persistence is the name of the game.

jmh37955 is a bold adventurer of openings, dabbling in everything from the Queen's Pawn Opening (18 games, but strangely no wins yet—perhaps those pesky pawns just don't like them), to the King's Pawn Opening, where they’ve found some sunshine with nearly a 45% win rate. The Van't Kruijs and Undefined openings also reveal flashes of cunning, while stubbornly refusing to quit even when down.

Known for an average winning game length of 43 moves, jmh37955 prefers a tortoise approach where endurance may outlast raw speed—losing games can stretch beyond 53 moves each, a testament to the dogged determination and refusal to throw in the towel early (with a small early resignation rate of just under 7%). Comebacks happen nearly 54% of the time after falling behind, proving that this player never truly says "checkmate" without a fight.

Psychologically, jmh37955 tilts on occasion but maintains a respectable "Tilt Factor" of 10, showing some resilience in the face of adversity. Peak playing hours are around 7 PM, when this player channels their inner grandmaster—or at least tries to. Surprisingly, their highest win rates fall on Wednesdays and Tuesdays, suggesting midweek magic, while Sundays quietly whisper "not today."

Opponents beware! jmh37955 is undefeated against insaneyoaq, ashujo90, and a handful of others with a 100% win record—a reminder that every player can uncover their nemesis or muse. But those battles with janumo or kosma_gosik? Let's just say they've proven tough foes, serving humble pie more often than not.

Chess is a journey full of ups, downs, and plenty of creative chaos. For jmh37955, it’s less about the rating and more about the thrill of the game and that sweet victory feeling—even if it's occasionally snatched away by a sneaky checkmate or a game abandoned in mysterious circumstances. After all, in the words of every passionate chess player ever: "It's not whether you win or lose, but how you play the game... and sometimes how many pieces you lose along the way."

Keep an eye on this tenacious player; their story is still unfolding, one move at a time.