mickmoe726

Profile Summary: Mickmoe726

Meet mickmoe726, a chess enthusiast whose journey tells a tale of daring comebacks, tactical surprises, and a touch of humor at the board.

With a peak rapid rating of 795 in December 2024, and recently cruising around a solid 738 in mid-2025, mickmoe726 shows the grit of a player who refuses to give up — even when the odds aren't always in their favor.

Rapid games are where they truly shine, racking up 845 wins against 831 losses with a sprinkling of draws. Their style reflects a balanced blend between patience and aggression, boasting an average game length of about 57 moves—a sign of a fighter who enjoys the long haul.

When it comes to openings, mickmoe726 enjoys messing with opponents using variations like the Scotch Game and the Philidor Defense — where their win rates hover impressively above 50%. Not so fond of the Italian Game though, where past battles ended a bit shakily.

Blitz and Bullet ratings reveal another side: lightning-fast thinking and nerve. Achieving a blitz peak rating near 983—almost grandmaster speed! Meanwhile, bullet dashes at a respectable 456. Even if sometimes the mouse slips, their comeback rate is a staggering 79% after losing material, illustrating a relentless fighting spirit.

However, even heroes have their off days. The infamous tilt factor at 12% suggests moods swing with the tides, so opponents beware: don’t get cocky when you see them down! Their best performance tends to come at 8PM, when the stars align and the pawns march forward with purpose.

The Latest Games

• Recent victory by resignation in a sharp Bishop’s Opening (C28) — demonstrating tactical finesse and patience.
• Another checkmate win using the classic Philidor Defense Nimzowitsch Variation, showing solid endgame prowess.
• Close losses sometimes come from tricky opponents, but each game adds more experience to this rising player.

Whether facing a fierce opponent or a friendly rival, mickmoe726 embraces chess with equal parts passion and perseverance—always ready to bounce back, learn, and occasionally throw in a cheeky blunder for comic relief.

In short: a warrior on the digital chess battlefield, with a heart of knight and a mindset of a stubborn rook.