kobyjackson123

Profile: kobyjackson123

Meet kobyjackson123, the chess player who proves that losing with style is a talent in its own right. In 2023, kobyjackson dove headfirst into the fast-paced world of Bullet and Rapid chess, collecting more bruises than trophies but remaining unbowed and ever eager to bounce back.

With a max Bullet rating of 562 and a Rapid peak of 293, kobyjackson’s journey reads like a rollercoaster: rapid climbs followed by dramatic tumbles. While only winning 3 out of 16 Bullet games and 4 out of 15 Rapid matches, kobyjackson shows a resilient spirit, especially considering an impressive 42.86% comeback rate and a perfect 100% win rate after losing a piece—because who needs all the pieces anyway?

The opening repertoire is shrouded in mystery, fittingly labeled “Top Secret.” Despite 16 Bullet games and 15 Rapid games with this elusive strategy, victories remain on the rare side, but the boldness is undeniable. Opponents beware: kobyjackson's win rate nears perfection against some unusual foes like 'asianfactor' and 'garrettwestton' (100% wins!)—though others like 'cdne7' and 'wxntedlol' remain consistent nemeses, undefeated against our hero.

A quick note on endurance: the longest winning streak is a brief but glorious 3 games. Currently, kobyjackson is patiently awaiting the next streak, perhaps with renewed vigor after an average 42% early resignation rate—a humorous hint that sometimes chess matches end faster than anticipated.

Psychologically, kobyjackson tolerates tilt better than most, sporting a low tilt factor of 6, and prefers Tuesday afternoons, where the win rate soars to a respectable 60%. Whether it’s the day of the week or just that fresh coffee, something clicks around Tuesday to bring out kobyjackson’s best.

In summary: kobyjackson123 may not be topping leaderboards yet, but their blend of tenacity, unpredictable style, and quirky stats make every game an entertaining adventure. Whether they’re staging a comeback, resigning early to save dignity, or mysterious opening up a “Top Secret” plan, this player is here to remind us all that chess is as much about the journey as the result.