Mr. Rogue

Profile Summary: Mr. Rogue aka MisterRogue180

Once upon a chessboard not so far away, Mr. Rogue emerged from the shadows armed with a cunning mind and a penchant for unpredictability. Known in the grand halls of online chess as MisterRogue180, this player has steadily climbed from humble beginnings, starting Rapid games rated around 576 in early 2023 and now proudly boasting a peak Rapid rating of 1300 in 2024.

With nearly two and a half thousand Rapid games under his belt and a near 49% win rate using his top secret openings, Mr. Rogue approaches each match like a master of disguise — you never really know what trick he'll pull next! His longest winning streak of nine and a currently sizzling streak of seven victories prove he's more than just a fleeting shadow on the board.

Unlike most who fear the losing streak, Mr. Rogue's motto seems to be: "Lose a piece? Time for a comeback!" — boasting a jaw-dropping 71% comeback rate and a perfect 100% win record after losing a piece. Clearly, he’s either an expert in resilience or just extremely stubborn.

White pieces bring him a slight statistical edge with a 51.63% win rate, while Black hasn't quite won his heart yet, sitting at 46.38%. His games tend to be thoughtful marathons rather than sprints, averaging over 60 moves per win and even more moves per loss, indicating a player who enjoys fighting until the very end.

Psychologically, Mr. Rogue has a tilt factor of 11 — not too shabby, considering the emotional rollercoaster chess often is. Fun fact: he's better on chess Sundays and Wednesdays, so perhaps you should avoid challenging him then unless you want to be stealthily outplayed.

When not rattling opponents with his 'Top Secret' opening, Mr. Rogue’s play style consistently shows a high capacity for tactical awareness, never afraid to resign early (only about 2.5% of games) but fighting fiercely in endgames, which he encounters more than 66% of the time.

In short, Mr. Rogue is the kind of chameleon player who you think you’ve got figured out — then he flips the board (metaphorically, of course) and wins. He's the unpredictable rogue of the chess realm, ready to snatch victory in the most unexpected moments.