Profile Summary: Mxrcl (a.k.a. Marcelsky37)
Meet Mxrcl, aka Marcelsky37—the chess player whose gameplay evolution is nothing short of biological evolution in fast-forward. Starting from humble microscopic beginnings in 2022 with a rapid rating of 372, Mxrcl has mutated into a formidable predator on the chessboard, boasting a rapid rating climbing to a max of 741 by 2025. Talk about a cellular upgrade!
With a Blitz record featuring 175 wins against 138 losses and a sneaky 8 draws, Mxrcl's opening strategies are "Top Secret" but deadly efficient—winning over 54% of blitz games, and an impressive 56% win rate in Bullet games. Clearly, this player thrives under pressure, adapting like a tactical chameleon.
Their playing style could be best described as a clever predator in the endgame jungle, with an endgame frequency of 43.8% and an average of almost 53 moves per win. Early resignation rate is relatively low at 6.45%, proving resilience and a penchant for fighting on through the biotic stress of a tough match.
Mxrcl’s comeback rate stands strong at nearly 62%, and after losing a piece, they boast a perfect 100% win rate. It's like watching a phoenix rise from a captured knight’s ashes—a true chess cell division going right.
On a psychological level, Mxrcl shows a mild tilt factor of 9, meaning nerves can occasionally cause a slight mutation in gameplay, but their rated vs. casual win difference suggests their competitive genes truly express under pressure.
As per their opponent interactions, Mxrcl can be somewhat selective, with mixed win rates against regular competitors but showing dominance over several known challengers, including a perfect 100% record against “michaelzjordan” and “issacjeeva”. Talk about symbiotic predation!
When does Mxrcl strike? Mostly in the afternoon and early evening, with a win rate peaking at 62.96% around 5 PM and impressive consistency during prime brain hours (13:00-17:00).
In summary, Mxrcl's chess journey is an evolutionary marvel—surviving, adapting, and thriving through tactical mutations and psychological resilience. A chess titan still in the growth phase, whose moves may one day cause a full-blown ecological upheaval on the leaderboard.