Kingme4487

Profile of Kingme4487

Meet Kingme4487, a rapid-fire tactician whose chessboard adventures in 2025 have been nothing short of a rollercoaster mixed with brilliance and learning curves. With an average rapid rating hovering around 382 from over 300 games, Kingme4487 is no stranger to the battlefield of 64 squares, proving to be a relentless competitor who values strategic gambits and creative openings.

Kingme4487’s preferred weapon in rapid chess appears to be the Van t Kruijs Opening, boasting a nearly 49% win rate with an undefeated streak in 70 battles—talk about making your opening your fortress! The Alekhines Defense is another signature move, where the player thrives with a 52% win rate, once again undefeated in losses in this line. Though some openings like the Queen's Pawn Opening Horwitz Defense show room for growth, this chess explorer embraces all styles, from the classic Kings Fianchetto to the quirky Owens Defense.

Kingme4487’s blitz and bullet records might suggest a preference for a methodical pace rather than lightning-quick bouts—they've played a handful of blitz games (8 total) with a modest 1 win, while bullet games (only 3) remain a harsh test of nerves with zero wins. Patience is the name of their game, and it shows in longer time formats.

This player is not just a strategist but also a fighter who can come back from adversity with an impressive 61% comeback rate and a perfect score after losing a piece—never count out Kingme4487 once something's gone missing on the board! However, a tilt factor of 8 suggests some occasional frustration—because hey, even kings have their bad days.

On the psychological front, mornings and early afternoons seem to be golden hours, with win rates spiking impressively during the 13:00 and 16:00 hours at 80%. Some nights and Fridays are tougher battles, proving this player isn’t just fighting opponents, but sometimes their internal clock.

Fun fact: Kingme4487’s longest winning streak reached a solid 8 games, a testimony to their streaky dominance. Their average winning game lasts about 55 moves, meaning every victory is a well-earned saga rather than a quick checkmate sprint.

Recent Highlights

The latest recorded triumph involved the classic King’s Pawn Opening. In this game, Kingme4487 masterfully forced their opponent into resignation after a tactical onslaught involving queen maneuvers and clever positional play.
Check out the game here.

However, like all great chess warriors, Kingme4487 sometimes faces setbacks. Recent losses came from aggressive defenses such as the Scandinavian Defense and the Nimzowitsch Defense, showing that even the king can be dethroned.

Whether you're an aspiring challenger or a casual fan, watching Kingme4487's games is a lesson in resilience, varied opening knowledge, and the art of clawing back from tough positions. So if you bump into this username online, prepare for a spirited duel where every move matters!