Miles Ramsey

Miles’s style is a fascinating blend of eagerness and endurance. The average game sees him pushing through 50 moves before clinching a win and bowing out a bit earlier with around 36 moves on losses. His endgame appearances are frequent, turning nearly half the games into battles of attrition—because who doesn’t love a good finale? He’s known for a quirky but impressive comeback rate of over 57%, meaning if he’s down a piece, don’t count him out—he wins 100% of such games. The perfect recipe for a thrilling underdog story!

Interestingly, Miles shows a penchant for the Queen’s Pawn Opening and the Polish Opening in Rapid games, pulling a 66.7% and 100% win rate respectively—clearly favorite moves that work their magic. On the flip side, Kings Pawn Opening fans should beware, as Miles hasn't had much luck there yet (0% win rate). In Blitz games, the strategy remains top secret, as literally the only named opening in the data is “Top Secret,” with a modest 50% win rate. Cryptic or clever? You decide.

The psychological side is real—Miles has a slight tilt factor, rating at 4, showing that even the best can get a little rattled after a tough loss. However, early resignations are kept in check with just over 14%, indicating persistent fighting spirit. The games against opponents such as iris1979 and neijja3 yield perfect wins, while some rivals like manal-jaber and pepitopapote remain tough nuts to crack.

When is Miles at his best? Apparently, evenings around 6 PM are golden, with an impressive 75% win rate. Monday and Friday bring moderate success, but Thursday is still a work-in-progress day. So if you want to challenge m1le8, pick your timing wisely!

All in all, Miles Ramsey may not yet reign supreme on the 64 squares, but his tactical awareness and resilience make him a player to watch. After all, every grandmaster started somewhere—usually with a few losses, some quirky openings, and a determination to keep moving pieces forward (sometimes literally!).