Player Profile: ksp994842
Meet ksp994842, a mighty chess bacterium thriving in the petri dish of online arenas! With a rapid evolution from a modest Rapid rating of 848 in 2023 to a zesty 887 in 2025, ksp994842 demonstrates resilience that would make even the toughest microorganisms jealous.
A blitz sprinter with a max rating of 508 and bullet escapologist peaking at 717, they swarm their opponents with cunning tactics and a comeback rate of over 71%—showing that even when caught in a microscopic bind, ksp994842 easily multiplies victories. And let's not forget their perfect 100% win rate after losing a piece—like a bacteria shedding a flagellum but still swimming fast!
Their playing style is balanced, with nearly equal average moves in wins and losses (~57 moves), indicating that every game is a careful dance of proliferation, not a quick binary fission. A modest early resignation rate of around 11% means this player often fights until the last cellular structure falls.
Chess Openings: The Genetic Code
- Blitz: Loves the King's Fianchetto Opening with a 70% win rate, and reigns supreme (100%) with the Saragossa Opening—like dominating their chess biome!
- Bullet: Gains an edge via the Reti Queenside Fianchetto Variation, boasting a 79% win rate, proving that strategic evolution is key even at lightning speeds.
- Rapid: Prefers the King's Fianchetto and Queen's Pawn Opening, with steady success rates, revealing a classic yet adaptable DNA.
Behavioral Traits
While ksp994842 has a bit of a tilt factor of 10 (a slight twitch under pressure, like a cell membrane reacting to stress), their overall psychological resilience shines through. Monday through Saturday see near 50% win rates, peaking over 50% on weekends—possibly thriving on the weekend petri plate.
Fun fact: This player’s highest hourly win rate bursts forth at midnight (75%)—clearly when the metabolic processes of genius are at their peak!
Opponents beware: whether facing a blitz swarm or a bullet blitzkrieg, ksp994842’s tactical genome and relentless pace make them a formidable organism in the vast ecosystem of chess combatants.
