Kobra3417

Player Profile: Kobra3417

Meet Kobra3417, a rapidly climbing rapid chess enthusiast who is making waves on the 2025 scene with a rollercoaster ride of ratings and some truly venomous tactics. Their journey started in early 2025 with a modest rating of 219, but don't let those humble beginnings fool you—by April, Kobra3417 struck strikingly close to the millennium mark with a peak rapid rating of 983. A true cobra in the grass, always ready to strike when least expected!

Playing Style & Strengths

Kobra3417 prefers the classic battlegrounds of rapid games, boasting a solid record of 230 wins, 212 losses, and a handful of draws. With an average of about 54 moves per win, this player is no sprinter—they play the long game, trusting in tactical endurance. Their endgame frequency is a healthy 54.2%, showing that they love squeezing out wins in the late stages rather than rushing for quick kills.

The opening repertoire is a most fascinating jungle. They're quite fond of the Bishop’s Opening and defenses like the French Defense Steinitz Attack (with an impressive 69.23% win rate there!) and the King’s Pawn Opening (a commanding 66.67%). Yet, beware the Italian Game, where their win rate dips to just 33.33% — even cobras can slip sometimes!

Psychological Tendencies

With a tilt factor of 7, Kobra3417 can sometimes get a little venomous after setbacks, but their amazing 60% comeback rate proves they don't stay down for long. The preferred hunting hour? Unorthodox yet effective: 4 AM—when the world sleeps, Kobra3417 is wide awake, striking silently from the shadows.

Notable Streaks & Highlights

• Longest winning streak: 13 games (clearly a master of the mid-month surge!)
• Longest losing streak: 7 games (even venomous snakes miss their mark sometimes)
• Most recent victories include resounding wins by resignation and checkmate with strategic finesse...

Fun Facts

Kobra3417 prefers to play when most players would be dreaming of chess openings rather than actually crafting one. Their highest win percentages occur on Tuesday (63.27%) and during late-night hours (like 23:00 with nearly 77% wins), so if you want to catch this player napping—good luck!

Kobra3417’s approach seems less about flashy blunders (a low one-sided loss rate of ~3.77%) and more about persistent strategy and psychological pressure, often coaxing opponents to resign — not easy against a chess serpent with so many tricks up its sleeve!

Watch out on the digital battlefield for Kobra3417 — a cunning competitor with scales of skill and strikes precise enough to keep even the best on their toes!

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