listlessliberosis

listlessliberosis: The Reluctant Rook

In the vast ecosystem of chess players, listlessliberosis occupies a fascinating niche, a subtle predator in the wilds of Bullet, Blitz, Rapid, and Daily chess habitats. From humble beginnings in 2022 with a modest Bullet rating of just 211, this player has undergone a remarkable metamorphosis, expanding their rating canopy to a lofty 1811 by 2025. No mere pawn, they wield their pieces with increasing precision and ferocity.

Known for an Early Resignation Rate of just 1.46%, listlessliberosis barely ever concedes the fight prematurely—no listless leaf fluttering away before the storm here! Their endgame frequency is a sturdy 70%, showing a fondness for the closing stages of the battle, where pawns evolve like tiny caterpillars into queens – no cocooning here, just pure conversion. Interestingly, their average moves per win and loss hover around 71 and 64 respectively, suggesting a tenacious, prolonged dance across the 64 squares rather than a rapid-fire blitzkrieg.

Their tactical awareness is worthy of envy among even the most cold-blooded of chess hunters, boasting an 84.5% comeback rate and a perfect 100% win rate after losing a piece—clearly, this player knows the art of regeneration and resilience, turning each lost piece into an opportunity. Some might say their psychological defenses are robust, with a tilt factor of 12 keeping the nerves mostly in check—better than a nervous meerkat watching for predators, but perhaps they’d still benefit from a little zen chess yoga!

A curious observation is their asymmetrical success with the white and black pieces: With a White Win Rate of 51.52%, they're slightly more dominant when starting first, while with the Black pieces, the win rate dips to 47.3%. Possibly the chess equivalent of being a day-active creature versus the nocturnal hustle—more comfortable setting the pace than chasing it.

When it comes to preferred time zones, listlessliberosis is most victorious during the hazy early hours of the morning (3-5am) with some stellar 56-58% win rates, as if the night’s biological clock fuels their brain’s mitochondria to execute hyper-efficient attacks. Their favorite days are Thursday and Monday, where win rates peak just over 50%, perhaps echoing the habitual cycles of a chess-loving life form.

On the battlefield of openings, this player keeps their strategies Top Secret, fighting thousands of games across formats using their personally evolved openings, with win rates ranging approximately from 48% in Bullet and Blitz to an impressive 77% in Daily chess – truly a master of adapting their shell to different environments.

Their opponent ecosystem is extensive, with thousands of battles logged and a long history with favorites like jaquemaniaco and barronhung. Although some foes (like turkeyplayers) have proven thorny, listlessliberosis has an impressive 14-game winning streak and maintains a current two-game win spree. Their resilience and strategic regeneration ensure they remain a formidable competitor—consider this player a knight among pawns, an apex predator in the forest of checkered trees.

In summary, listlessliberosis is a chess organism of fascinating adaptability: growing stronger and more cunning with each passing year, their style is a blend of persistence and tactical brilliance. While their username may evoke images of eleutherophobia fused with ennui (listlessness and liberosis), their playstyle buzzes with vitality, proving that even if they feel listless, their liberation lies in checkmate.

Keep an eye on this evolving species as it reaches new heights in the ever-branching tree of chess mastery!