kingsorapatrais

Profile Summary: kingsorapatrais

Meet kingsorapatrais, a chess adventurer whose journey on the 64 squares is anything but ordinary. Starting out with a rapid rating of 1290 in 2022 (and a mysteriously low minimum of 556—perhaps a strategic ploy or just a bad coffee day), kingsorapatrais quickly embarked on a quest through the ranks.

By 2023, this player logged over 700 rapid games, showing dedication rivaling a grandmaster’s prep, if not the rating. With a maximum rapid rating that climbed to 869 in 2024 and maintaining an impressive average win rate of nearly 50% in rapid games, kingsorapatrais embraces the thrill of the fight with a consistent spirit.

Blitz, bullet, or daily chess? kingsorapatrais dabbles in all, with a respectable blitz peak of 754 and a bullet max of 681. The lone daily game, a brutal 0-1, perhaps speaks to a preference for quicker, adrenaline-fueled battles over slow-burning marathons.

Not just a numbers player, kingsorapatrais boasts a tactical comeback rate of 59.52%, and a perfect 100% win rate after losing a piece—clearly a master of turning battlefield disasters into opportunities. The longest winning streak? A hearty 11 games proving that when this player gets on a roll, the chessboard trembles.

Opponents beware: kingsorapatrais has squared off 100 times against ibrahiq with a slim but steady edge, and holds surprisingly high win rates against a cavalcade of players with fewer games but fierce results. Whether it’s early resignations (at 7%), deep endgame battles (participating in over 50% of games), or grinding out wins over an average of nearly 56 moves, this player truly embodies perseverance.

When asked about psychological resilience, kingsorapatrais admits to a tilt factor of 21—so expect a couple of "Whoops!" moments, but nothing a cup of tea and a reset can't fix. Rated wins versus casual chess wins differ by 23.34%, proving that serious play brings out the best in this chess enthusiast.

Finally, if you’re curious when kingsorapatrais is most dangerous, it’s in the early morning hours (8-9 AM) with a blistering win rate of 75-78%, because nothing beats fresh eyes and a sharp mind on an empty stomach.

In summary, kingsorapatrais may not be the next Magnus Carlsen (yet), but with a spirited style, formidable tactical awareness, and a heart that can bounce back from game-ending blunders, this player is a king on their own chessboard kingdom.