About Just-Madness
Just-Madness is a dynamic and fast-paced chess enthusiast, known for their love of blitz chess battles and a sprinkle of madness on the board. This player has a knack for creating unexpected tactics and enjoys a good fight, especially at rapid speeds.
Playing Style
With a preference for Blitz time control, Just-Madness thrives under pressure and has developed a style characterized by:
- A relatively high endgame frequency (about 71.5%), proving stamina and skill in longer battles.
- An average game length around 67 moves, showing resilience and persistence.
- Early resignations are rare (less than 3%), showcasing fighting spirit.
- Strong tactical awareness with a remarkable comeback rate close to 83% and solid performances even after losing a piece.
- Win rates fairly balanced with the white pieces (just over 50%) and black pieces (about 47%).
Opening Repertoire Favorites
Just-Madness has a peculiar fondness for some classic and occasionally daring openings:
- Bishop's Opening: their bread and butter in bullet games with a strong 62.7% win rate.
- Czech Defense: a close second in bullet for reliable and strategic play.
- Amar Gambit: a risky but rewarding choice, with a balanced 50.57% win rate in bullet and shining in blitz with almost 60% wins.
- Bishop's Opening also popular in blitz, solidifying their style as aggressive yet positional.
- Also experiments with the London System: Poisoned Pawn Variation boasting nearly 70% wins in blitz – not for the faint-hearted!
Notable Achievements & Statistics
- Top peak blitz rating: 1381 (Aug 2024).
- Peak bullet rating: 1373 (Nov 2024).
- Rapid chess peak: 1100 (Jan 2025).
- Daily chess peak: 1618 (Oct 2024)—one game, one glorious victory.
- Longest winning streak: 10 consecutive wins.
- Average win rate against opponents rated below them is an impressive 71%, proving their ability to capitalize on advantages.
- Engages consistently across months and shows steady performance with a slight upward trend in bullet ratings over 2024-2025.
Fun Facts
- Just-Madness' best time to play is surprisingly early morning around 4 AM—perhaps chess is their preferred alarm clock.
- Often comes back from behind with flair, boasting a comeback rate over 80%.
- Famous for bouncing back after losing a piece with a near 45% winning chance post-loss.
- Despite intense games, they keep cool, with a low tilt factor of 8.
- They've tangled most often with chessfreaks_yt but with a tough head-to-head record — proving every rivalry needs its spice!