Metrisor

Metrisor: The Chess Enthusiast with a Twist

Meet Metrisor, a rapid chess aficionado who dances gracefully between tactical brilliance and occasional bouts of friendly chaos. With a peak rapid rating soaring to 1620 in 2024, Metrisor has played over 4000 rapid games across 2024 and 2025, racking up a near-even split of wins and losses—proving that chess is as much about perseverance as precision.

Known for favoring the Bishops Opening Berlin Defense, where they boast a respectable ~58% win rate, Metrisor is not shy of mixing it up with classics like the Italian Game and Sicilian Defense Bowdler Attack. Their love for the endgame shines through with a whopping 76% frequency, and with an average of 70 moves per victory, this player clearly enjoys the long haul—because who doesn’t like to savor the sweet taste of checkmate?

But Metrisor isn't just about slow, grinding wins. A remarkable 100% win rate after losing a piece highlights a fierce comeback spirit—kind of like a phoenix rising, but with pawns and rooks. Maybe it's that comeback rate near 83% that keeps their opponents on edge or their tilt factor of 12, suggesting that even a grandmaster’s nerves occasionally tingle.

When it comes to playing times, Metrisor’s best magic happens around midnight—clocking a perfect 100% win-rate at 0:00 hours. Early birds beware: 6 AM is almost just as good with a solid 49%. Looks like their day’s motto is “win before breakfast” or “brew some coffee, then crush the competition.”

Metrisor’s style can best be described as patient and resilient with a pinch of unpredictability. Early resignation rate is low (under 2%), meaning they don’t throw in the towel easily, preferring to wrestle for every half-point. White pieces give them a slight edge, winning about 51% of the time, while black brings respectable challenges.

Opponents beware: against some, Metrisor sports a shocking 100% win rate, proving that some rivals are merely pawns on Metrisor’s strategic chessboard. Against others, the scoreboard tells tales of uphill battles and teachable moments. But above all, Metrisor approaches each game with a joyful spirit, a tactical brain, and the kind of sportsmanship that keeps the chess world spinning and smiling.