MaJaws

Profile Summary: MaJaws

Meet MaJaws, a chess player whose rating history reads like a thrilling survival saga in the wild ecosystem of Rapid chess. With a maximum Rapid rating peak of 822 back in 2021, MaJaws has shown the resilience of a shark patrolling the turbulent waters of the 64 squares.

From the Saragossa Opening to the tricky Caro Kann Defense, MaJaws prowls with a sharp win rate, boasting 57.8% success in Saragossa and an even sharper 58.6% in Caro Kann – a true apex predator lurking in lesser-charted territory. Their mastery of the Queen's Pawn Opening shines brightest at a 66.6% win rate, slicing through opponents like a fin through water. Even the French Defense Normal Variation has fallen prey to MaJaws, with a fierce 71.4% victory rate.

Though sometimes caught in the nets of early resignation (just 3.17% of games), MaJaws proves their tactical jaws snap tight when it matters: an astounding 100% win rate after losing a piece shows an uncanny ability to bite back fiercely. Their longest winning streak is an impressive 9 games — a test of endurance and tenacity that would make any fish in the chess pond nervous.

MaJaws's style shows a preference for lengthy battles, averaging about 45 moves per win, but willing to grind out even longer fights in tough losses, with close to 60 moves on average. Whether commanding the White or Black pieces, MaJaws maintains a steady bite with win rates just above 50% — a well-balanced swimmer in calm and stormy seas.

Interestingly, chess battles at certain hours seem to bring out their sharpest instincts: playing around 10 AM boasts a striking 71% win rate, and the late-night 21st hour sees a perfect 100% strike rate. Clearly, MaJaws is most dangerous when most alert and hungry.

In the vast ocean of Rapid chess, MaJaws may sometimes suffer a tilt (9 on the tilt factor scale), but they consistently rebound, showing a comeback rate over 50%. This player is a fascinating specimen — part strategist, part opportunistic predator, always swimming smart, and occasionally snapping at the unexpected prey that dares to cross their path.

With a playful bite and an analytical mind, MaJaws is not just playing chess; they're hunting it with biological precision. Watch out for this chess shark — beneath the calm surface lies jaws ready to snap checkmates at a moment's notice!