madssten

Profile Summary: madssten

Meet madssten, a steadily improving chess enthusiast who’s been on the scene since at least 2021, mastering the art of rapid play like a caffeinated grandmaster and climbing the ladders of daily and blitz ratings with quiet determination.

Starting with a modest Rapid rating of 475 in 2021, madssten has boosted it impressively to over 1100 by 2025—an achievement probably fueled by countless late-night games and an unhealthy amount of chess memes. Daily ratings are solid too, showing a respectable peak near 950, and the blitz rating has rocket-launched from the under-350s up to a swift 715 in a couple of years. Not bad for someone who might still be figuring out when to castle!

Known for a Top Secret opening strategy—so secret even the Chess Gods can’t tell—madssten boasts a win rate north of 64% in daily games with this approach, proving it's more mysterious than a magician's card trick. Rapid games exhibit an amazing longevity and resilience, with a comeback rate near 67% and a one-sided loss rate of just 3.4%, meaning surrender isn’t really in their dictionary unless they've seen the checkmate coming from a mile away.

When facing adversity, madssten shines: winning every game after losing a piece—an uncanny tactical awareness that probably causes opponents to second-guess their own moves. The average moves per win hover around 54 — patience is clearly a virtue here — while losses tend to last even longer, affirming that madssten fights hard until the bitter end.

Psychologically, madssten experiences a tilt factor of 7 (translation: the occasional “why did I move that?” moment), and while rated games are about 18% tougher than casual ones, the player keeps plugging away with optimism and grit.

Strategically, madssten’s games peak in the afternoon hours, especially between 1pm and 10pm, when their win rate surges past 60%, probably after a nice lunch and some chess-themed caffeine kicks. Saturdays and Fridays are also favorite days, with win rates hovering above 55%, indicating a weekend warrior attitude—chess on the weekdays is practice; chess on the weekends is serious business.

Opponents beware: madssten has faced “molese19” over 130 times with about a 66% success rate, proving that this is one rivalry worth watching. Also, many players are 100% defeated on record, suggesting madssten has either found some perfect opening traps or a particularly lucky streak (or both).

In summary: madssten is a tenacious, tactical-minded chess player with a penchant for long, suspenseful games and a dash of mystery. A future star? Possibly. A chess comedian? Probably. An all-around intriguing riddle wrapped in an enigma? Definitely.