Profile Summary: makhiiiiii
Meet makhiiiiii, a chess player whose rapid games tell tales of battles fought, some glorious, some educational. In 2023, makhiiiiii reached a peak rapid rating of 1171, a respectable mark for anyone who’s logged nearly 900 games in pursuit of chess mastery. While the rating dipped to 812 towards the year's end, each game, win, or loss, is a stepping stone in makhiiiiii’s journey.
With an impressive endgame frequency of over 71%, makhiiiiii clearly enjoys long fights on the board—meanwhile, the average moves per win is about 69, suggesting each game is a marathon, not a sprint. Early resignation? Practically a foreign concept here, with the rate sitting below half a percent—a testament to tenacity in tough positions.
The comeback rate soars at nearly 78%, and winning after losing a piece is a perfect 100% success rate. Put simply: makhiiiiii isn’t just fighting; they’re thriving under pressure, turning setbacks into triumphs like a true chess warrior.
Despite a Tilt Factor of 10—which hints at occasional emotional turbulence—makhiiiiii maintains competitive composure overall, boasting solid win ratios on both white (47%) and black (37%) pieces.
makhiiiiii’s openings are shrouded in mystery ("Top Secret"), with all 897 rapid games played under this enigmatic banner—maybe the best chess secret since the construction of the Berlin Defense.
Opponents beware! makhiiiiii has faced the likes of mariocardoso28, kirillsapiga, and chessrizzlearl multiple times, showing a mixed set of results—after all, every rival is a story, and every result a lesson.
Interestingly, makhiiiiii’s best hours for winning are late afternoon to evening, with an almost supernatural 100% win rate recorded at 22:00 and a very respectable 66.67% at midnight. Clearly, the night owl phase brings out the grandmaster vibes.
In short, makhiiiiii is a resilient competitor, a strategic thinker who never gives up, and a player with a dash of mystery and a heap of heart. Whether grinding through 70+ move endgames or pulling off epic comebacks, makhiiiiii is proof that in chess, persistence is king.