Maddi Gogoll

Maddi Gogoll: The Chess Adventurer

Maddi Gogoll, known in the digital chess realm as mgogoll, has the kind of journey that could make even a queen shed a tear of joy—or confusion. Starting with a rapid rating rollercoaster swinging from 419 to 1301 in 2023, Maddi has steadily climbed towards their current rapid peak of 867 in 2025, showing a true passion for improvement, if not always consistency.

With a total of over 1,400 rapid games played under their belt, Maddi has snatched 670 wins. They favor the mysterious "Top Secret" opening—chess theorists are still trying to crack what it actually entails. Whether it’s bluff, brilliance, or just sheer unpredictability, the strategy nets Maddi nearly a 47.5% win rate in rapid games, proving that secret-knowing may just be half the battle.

In the daily adventures of slow-paced chess battles, Maddi's win rate dips to around 30%, but hey, the slow game tests more than just tactics — it's a war of patience and endurance. Blitz and bullet? Maddi has dabbled, sometimes with flash, other times with fizzle, but always with heart.

Fighting Spirit & Style

• Average moves before victory: about 54. Clearly, Maddi likes a good story to unfold on the board.
• 90%+ comeback rate after losing a piece—because giving up is for the faint-hearted.
• Endgame appearances in over half of all matches—Maddi plays til the last pawn breathes.
• An early resignation rate under 3%, proving stubbornness is a chess virtue.

Maddi’s psychological landscape is as intriguing as their gameplay. With a tilt factor of 21%, frustration might sneak in occasionally, but their sheer resilience shines through with a 44.91% higher win rate in rated matches compared to casuals. Clearly, the spotlight fuels their fire.

A clever tactician with a penchant for evening the odds, Maddi’s opponents would do well not to underestimate the quiet storm behind the username mgogoll. And if you catch them online between 8 and 14 o'clock, expect the unexpected—Maddi’s peak win rates suggest they might just be plotting their next cunning gambit.

In the world of 64 squares, Maddi Gogoll is still scripting their own legend — one move at a time.