merabmero

Player Profile: merabmero

Meet merabmero, a rapid chess aficionado who’s been battling it out on the virtual 64-square battlefield since 2020. With a peak rapid rating just north of 1000 in their rookie year, they dove into the fray with gusto, experiencing the joys of the game’s highs and lows (and yes, a fair share of losses too).

Over the years, merabmero has played over 2,800 rapid games — that's enough for a grandmaster to start raising eyebrows! Their win-loss-draw record hovers near the balanced tightrope: 671 wins, 715 losses, and 35 draws. It’s safe to say this player embraces the thrill of each match rather than just the outcome. Their longest winning streak stands proud at 8 games, reminding us all that when merabmero finds their groove, watch out!

With an impressive knack for bouncing back from tough spots — boasting a perfect 100% win rate after losing a piece — merabmero proves resilience is their secret weapon. Early resignations are rare (under 2%), indicating a dogged determination to fight till the endgame, which happens in more than half their games.

Whether playing as white or black, merabmero stays competitive, with a slightly better performance on the black side (winning nearly 49% of those battles). Games average around 47 moves to victory, but losses tend to stretch longer, suggesting they don’t simply give up—sometimes they even make their opponents sweat!

When it comes to style, merabmero is a tactician with a tilt factor of 9 — which in chess-speak means they occasionally might throw a convincing tantrum but quickly come back swinging. As if to confirm this, their comeback rate is a solid 52%, showing a keen psychological endurance.

Opponents beware: mar_wes and anshbharti1 have fallen to merabmero's strategies 100% of the time, while some others like busssadz remain a cryptic challenge. They prefer their chess battles during Tuesday afternoons and early mornings, where their win rates soar, especially around 3 AM (a perfect 100%) — perhaps fueled by late-night coffee or sheer knightly inspiration.

In summary, merabmero is the type of player who turns each game into an epic saga: sometimes heroic comeback, sometimes painful loss, always a good story to tell. A blend of patience, grit, and a little mystery — the embodiment of the spirited chess warrior!