kkt1307

Chess Player Profile: kkt1307

Meet kkt1307, a tenacious rapid chess enthusiast navigating the battlefield of 64 squares with a style all their own. With a peak rapid rating soaring to an impressive 417 in April 2025, kkt1307 has shown flashes of brilliance mixed with the humble reality of the learning curve: a win-loss record resembling an intense rollercoaster of 119 wins, 133 losses, and a handful of 10 draws.

An explorer of openings, kkt1307 favors the Van t Kruijs Opening (because why not?), playing it 63 times with a cool 50.79% win rate — just enough to keep opponents guessing and slightly puzzled. The French Defense- wielding 17 games, edges out slightly better with nearly 53% wins, proving that defending with style is definitely in their repertoire. Meanwhile, opponents brave enough to face the Queen’s Pawn Opening Horwitz Defense or Saragossa Opening find themselves in a near 50/50 dance with fate, as does kkt1307's tactical flair.

What’s a chess journey without ups and downs? The longest winning streak recorded sits at a respectable 6, but the infamous longest losing streak reached 13 — reminding us that every master was once a disaster (or at least had one!). Currently riding a short losing skid of 2 games, kkt1307’s resilience shines through with an impressive comeback rate of 56.3% and the stubborn refusal to fold after losing a piece, boasting a gritty 37.22% win rate in such scenarios.

Interestingly, kkt1307 prefers to play their sharpest games in the afternoon, with the best time to strike being around 3 PM (because that’s when the queen really wakes up). Weekends and Fridays bring out their best form, achieving a win rate north of 60%. Alas, the darker hours of midnight and early dawn aren’t so kind, with 0% wins recorded between 11 PM and midnight – perhaps bedtimes are more important than checkmates after all.

Of note in their tactical portfolio: they don’t mind early resignations (about 11.28% of games!), possibly a strategic retreat when the knight jumps too many squares ahead. They average about 44 moves per win—careful, considered play—and slightly longer, more exhausting battles in losses. Both playing White or Black is almost equally challenging yet rewarding, with win rates hovering around 45%.

Opponents beware: recent notable victories include tactical triumphs over donaldkushtaj, subhanur, and one4thepot—each sent home with a checkmate or forced resignation, showcasing kkt1307’s knack for finishing with flair. Yet some opponents like ignite2001 seem to have their number, maintaining a perfect record against kkt1307 (all wins for them and none for our hero).

To sum it up: kkt1307 is a spirited rapid player with occasional blunders balanced by sparkling tactical comebacks. They battle on with humor and determination, proving every day that chess is not only a game of kings and queens but also a playground of patience, surprise, and a dash of stubborn pride.

In the immortal words of kkt1307’s game history: checkmate is sweetest after a stormy dance of pawns and queens.