mariamonde

Profile: mariamonde

Once upon a chessboard, mariamonde stormed the rapid chess scene of 2023, rating as high as 1015 before embarking on a rollercoaster journey that landed around 220 by year-end. Though victories were charmingly sprinkled throughout — boasting 72 wins out of 191 rapid games — our player bravely embraces losses just as fiercely, with a whopping 104 defeats proving that every grandmaster starts somewhere!

When it comes to blitz, mariamonde is a one-game wonder, sweeping a perfect 100% win rate — talk about making a dazzling first impression!

Playing style? A true strategist who knows when to bow out early (an 18% early resignation rate suggests an uncanny ability to sense when defeat is inevitable) yet fights valiantly in the endgame, which comes up nearly half the time. Not one to shy away from adversity, mariamonde makes comebacks 63% of the time and has a jaw-dropping 100% success rate after losing a piece, turning setbacks into triumphs like a true chess phoenix.

White or black pieces? Doesn’t matter — win rates hover just shy of 40%, proving flexibility and resilience in equal measure. The average win features about 55 moves, showing patience and endurance, while losses tend to be quicker, wrapping up in just over 43 moves — maybe a strategic tap on the shoulder saying, "Next time!"

Fun tidbit: Tuesday’s the day to watch out — with only a 10% win rate — but come weekend, mariamonde shines, shining brightest on Sundays with a 47% win rate. Oddly enough, 3 AM games boast a perfect 100% win rate, perhaps fueled by midnight snacks and a slightly crazed mind for tactics.

Known opponents range from “fiddle_king” (an unlucky rival) to “nehadanish” (another favorite defeated with 100% success). Notably, mariamonde’s wins show a streak peak of four before the current winning streak hit pause — but every pause is just a prelude to the next breakthrough.

All in all, mariamonde is the embodiment of a passionate, persistent chess adventurer – never afraid to fight, learn, and sometimes humorously accept that even kings fall, but the game goes on.