Mak-1984

Meet Mak-1984: The Enigmatic Chess Strategist

Mak-1984 is that kind of chess player who might not break grandmaster records, but definitely keeps you on your toes. With a rapid rating hovering around 880-957 between 2023 and 2025, Mak shows persistence, if nothing else. A believer in the power of perseverance over flashiness, Mak has played 66% more moves on average in wins than in losses, proving that patience sometimes really is a virtue.

Style & Skills

Known for a 53% win rate playing black (better than white, surprisingly), Mak enjoys the grind of the endgame, with over half of games featuring prolonged, strategic battles (an endgame frequency of 55%). Early resignations are rare—just 3.7%—because giving up is so last century.

Tactically, Mak is a comeback artist at heart, boasting a jaw-dropping 71% comeback rate and an impeccable 100% win rate after losing a piece. Opponents beware: underestimated losses happen in less than 8% of games.

Wins, Losses, and The Battle Record

Out of 58 battles fought using the Top Secret opening, Mak wins just under half — at about 48% win rate. Overall in rapid play, the record is a razor-thin 28 wins, 27 losses, and 3 draws, highlighting that every game feels like a nail-biter.

Opponents & Rivalries

Mak’s most played opponents come in pairs, often trading wins and losses like old friends — such as yadhukrishna4, alex10021969, and olavbjarne. Mak’s win rates range dramatically: some foes never got a chance (looking at you, ctspfan and romppanaattori4 with 100% wins!), while others stubbornly resist (amirabbasbagheri, idk_70987, and joe5026 haven’t seen a Mak victory yet).

The Timing is Everything

If you’re wondering when Mak is most likely to win, evenings from 3 PM to 6 PM seem to be golden hours, with win rates of over 70% at 3 PM and 70% again at 6 PM. Conversely, early mornings (7 AM and 9 AM) are less successful, with zero wins recorded.

Quirks & Psychology

Mak keeps emotions in check—a low tilt factor of 3—but rated games are a different beast versus casual ones, with a nearly 50% difference in win rates. Prepare for a serious, slightly nerdy competitor who can turn around a losing streak with strategic brilliance or stubborn tenacity.

In short, Mak-1984 may not be the flashy blitz wizard, but they’re the kind of player who thrives on patience, resilience, and the occasional unexpected triumph. Challengers, brace yourselves!