Longg111

About Longg111

Meet Longg111, a rapid chess player whose rating has taken a steady climb from 802 in 2024 to over 1000 in 2025. With an almost equal number of wins and losses (1219 wins to 1198 losses), Longg111’s games breed excitement as unpredictable as a bifurcation in cell division!

Though Longg111’s win rates hover just below 50%, their persistence is mutation-proof: a comeback rate of 73.42% and a perfect 100% win rate after losing a piece — talk about resilient chromosomes of the chessboard! And while early resignations happen in only about 6% of games, they prefer to see their endgames blossom, appearing in over half their matches.

Opening the genome of their repertoire, Longg111's favorite defenses and games include the Philidor Defense, Italian Game, and the King’s Pawn Opening (King’s Knight Variation), with encouraging win rates ranging from around 44% up to nearly 58%. It seems Longg111 knows how to evolve their strategies over countless replications of matches (over 2500 games played so far!).

An interesting quirk: Longg111 has an astonishing 100% win rate against certain opponents like rahwananwar and praustuve, while others pose a tougher challenge. Perhaps their DNA structure favors certain playstyles!

When it comes to timing, Longg111’s tactical genes express peak prowess around 9 AM with a win rate north of 58%, and an unbelievable 100% success at 9 PM (21:00 hours) — a nocturnal knight stalking its prey! Their days are as rhythmically variable as circadian oscillations, with Wednesdays bringing better-than-average success.

Psychologically, the resilience cell is well-activated, with a tilt factor of just 10, showing that Longg111 has finely tuned emotional mitochondria keeping energy focused rather than burnt out. White and Black win rates are nearly identical, hinting at balanced gene expression for all board colors.

In summary, Longg111 is a rapidly evolving player with a genetic code made up of determination, resilience, and a dash of cheeky unpredictability. They’re still in the growth phase, actively replicating and fine-tuning their game strategies like a chess-playing organism adapting to its environment.

Keep an eye on Longg111 — this player’s next mutation could be checkmate!