jspenc72

Profile Summary: jspenc72

Meet jspenc72, a chess enthusiast whose rapid rating blossomed from a humble 148 in 2024 to a flourishing 1131 by 2025. With over 3,800 rapid games logged, jspenc72's play is a true evolutionary story—each move a cell division inching toward mastery.

jspenc72's style exhibits a remarkable balance of endurance and strategic patience, boasting an impressive EndgameFrequency of 61.65%. They’re no stranger to long wars on the board, averaging around 60 moves per win and almost 63 moves per loss, which means they truly understand what it means to stick out a match to the final meiosis of the game.

With a comeback rate of 72.03% and a flawless 100% win rate after losing a piece, jspenc72 embodies resilience in the face of adversity—like a biological process that recovers and thrives after stress. Their longest winning streak stands at a protein-folding 13 games, and their current streak continues to grow.

Their opening repertoire is diverse, though the Scandinavian Defense seems to be their go-to mitochondrion for energy, yielding a healthy 54% win rate across 195 games. Meanwhile, the King's Pawn Opening and Queen's Pawn Opening sustain solid success, showing jspenc72’s aptitude for flexible strategies.

Psychologically, jspenc72 has a modest tilt factor of 12, shielding them from the toxic mutations of frustration. Though an early resignation rate of 4.61% hints at the occasional surrender to natural selection, they're mostly in the cell-cycle for a full fight.

Active mostly during peak hours from 21:00 to 22:00, jspenc72’s win rates reach up to 54%, suggesting their cognitive mitochondria fire best under evening twilight. Their chess activity thrives through the week, particularly on Thursdays and Sundays, when their win rates gently peak above 51%.

In the grand genetic pool of online chess players, jspenc72 is a resilient organism continually adapting their opening genes and sharpening their tactical synapses. Whether it's the endgame or the first salvo, this player knows how to nucleate victories from the chaos of the board.

In short: jspenc72 is a grandmaster in the making, proof that even in the micro-world of pawns and knights, evolution favors the persistent.
May your pawns promote and your rooks roam free!