madnees10

Profile Summary: madnees10

Meet madnees10, the chess warrior whose rating graph resembles a dramatic novel—full of thrilling highs, humbling lows, and a lot of resilient comebacks. With a peak Blitz rating of 1201 back in 2018, madnees10 has battled across the virtual 64 squares for over a decade, from timid beginnings with a Blitz rating around 900 in 2012 to conquering new territory in 2025 despite a few setbacks.

This player favors dynamic, attacking openings like the Scandinavian Defense and the King's Pawn Opening, often keeping opponents on their toes. While madnees10’s win rates hover just under 50% in Blitz and Rapid games, their comeback rate impressively stands at over 80%, proving that giving up is simply not in their vocabulary.

The journey hasn’t been all smooth sailing. Blessed with a longest winning streak of 9 games but tempered by a losing streak of 12, madnees10 embodies the rollercoaster of emotions in chess. Known for a tilt factor of 12 (translation: occasionally frustrated but always spirited), they thrive best around 11 AM when mental gears are sharpest.

When playing White, their win rate is about 48%, showing a preference for initiative and active play, and as Black, they hold their ground with a respectable 45% win rate. madnees10 averages about 53 moves per victory, often engaging in deep, strategic battles rather than quick skirmishes. Endgame wizardry is their playground, featuring in 57.5% of their games.

Chess battles have been fierce, but madnees10 has recorded many memorable wins by resignation and checkmate, including a recent dazzling victory on June 2, 2025 where resignation came swiftly after a tactically sharp Scandinavian Defense encounter.

Known to use a tactical blend of the modern and classic with openings like the Modern Defense, Carokann, and occasional adventuring into the Italian Game, madnees10’s style leans more towards attacking play peppered with solid defense — sometimes making for exciting, nail-biting finishes!

Off the board, madnees10 might laugh at their own blunders and losses, but once the clock starts, there’s no messing around. Whether it’s early morning, lunch hour, or twilight, this player keeps fighting, learning, and improving with each game.

In short: madnees10 is the embodiment of persistence, a chess enthusiast who may not be grandmaster yet, but who sure knows how to keep the game fun, fierce, and far from boring.