mdpizza

Profile of mdpizza – The Slice-Master of the Chessboard

Meet mdpizza, a rapid chess enthusiast whose playing style is as varied as a deluxe pizza topping! Starting in 2023 with a humble rapid rating around 339, mdpizza embarked on an intense journey of 53 rapid games by early 2025, firing up their rating to an impressive peak of 742 in March 2025. Though the journey had its ups and downs, with a total record of 91 wins against 135 losses and a sprinkling of 12 draws, mdpizza never backed down from the board.

Known for a quirky and tactical flair, mdpizza specializes in openings like the Nimzowitsch-Larsen Attack (with a tasty 60% win rate in its classical variation) and the Owens Defense. Not afraid to experiment, they throw the King’s Pawn and Bishop’s Openings into the mix, sometimes with mixed success—and a pinch of unpredictability. Their longest winning streak reached a savory 7 games, but beware: their longest losing streak was a challenging 11, proving that even pizza lovers face burnt crusts.

On the psychological front, mdpizza tilts less than 12% of the time (less than a pizza burnt at the edges), and their best creative moves tend to occur in the early morning hours, particularly at 8 AM when the chessboard is freshest. Surprisingly, this player has a comeback rate of over 68%, showing resilience that would make any dough rise with pride. When things go south, though, some games drag on longer before surrender—on average, losses come after 58 moves, highlighting mdpizza’s stubborn fighting spirit.

Their recent games illustrate thrilling suspense: a swift checkmate victory against PaulieNasty using a well-crafted Nimzowitsch-Larsen Attack, and a strategic time win against daveholik. However, the chess oven sometimes produces burnt slices, such as losses to jeffy237 and hugooasis in intense endgame battles.

If you ever face off with mdpizza, be ready for an opening medley, midgame flair, and a dash of cheeky moves. Whether delivering checkmate or grabbing the last slice of victory, mdpizza proves that in chess, just like pizza, variety and passion make all the difference.

"Checkmate served fresh, no extra cheese needed."