Profile Summary: maumau643
Meet maumau643, a fearless chess enthusiast who’s been navigating the 64 squares since at least 2020. Known for a knack for sudden victories and stubborn streaks, maumau643 is a blitz and rapid contender with a flair for surprises and a love-hate relationship with winning streaks (longest stretch of losses: 12, anyone?).
At their peak, maumau643 reached a blitz rating of 1600 back in early 2020 and a rapid rating high of 1353 in February 2024. While the numbers might suggest a humble player, the real story is their tenacity: defeating opponents who include Elaveeee and TheKevinZen with memorable checkmates and tough battles alike.
Playing Style
- Endgame enthusiast: About 46% of games reach endgames, proving maumau643 doesn't shy away from the long haul.
- Early resignation rate: Slightly above average at 7.41%, because sometimes discretion is the better part of valor.
- Win rates: White brings a 27.78% win rate, Black a modest 17.65% — they fight hard on both colors!
- Tactical resilience: Never say die! Around 50% comeback rate, though the art of winning after losing a piece could use some polish (12.9% wins there).
Quirky Stats
Despite a current sadly ongoing losing streak of 12 games, maumau643 has a history of mini hot streaks — including a 3 game winning run. The psychological factor? Tilt is kept modest (12), with their best time to play being 18:00, when the stars apparently align and the pawns cooperate.
Favorite Openings
All maumau643’s games are wrapped in mystery — "Top Secret" openings dominate their playbook, keeping opponents guessing and databases puzzled. This cloak-and-dagger approach has yielded an 0% win rate in blitz (a testament to the challenge) but a respectable 25.81% win rate in rapid games.
Memorable Moments
One of the finest highlights was a sharp checkmate against AliGhanem1oot on October 31, 2024, featuring elegant piece coordination and tactical precision reminiscent of a master film director setting up the final scene.
And though recent times have been tough, with losses against some strong adversaries, there’s always tomorrow, another opening, and a first move waiting for the next great game.