movealreadyking

Profile: movealreadyking

Meet movealreadyking, a rapid chess warrior steadily climbing the ranking ladder with determination and a dash of humor. Though not yet a grandmaster, their journey reflects the true spirit of the game: relentless effort, learning from setbacks, and savoring each victory.

Playing Strength & Style

With a peak rapid rating hovering just shy of 1050, and a daily rating cresting at 1233, movealreadyking shows a knack for consistency and endurance. Their endgames are their playground, turning long battles (averaging nearly 61 moves to win) into poetic finishes.

Holding an almost perfectly balanced win rate when playing White and a slight edge with Black (50% vs 50.6%), this player prefers the subtle art of strategy over reckless tactics. The 1% early resignation rate proves they never give up easily, but they also know when to gracefully bow out and regroup.

Tactical Prowess

"Don't count me out yet!" seems to be their motto, boasting an impressive comeback rate of over 73%. They fight fiercely even after losing a piece, maintaining a near 45% win rate in such tricky scenarios. Of course, everyone has their off days — movealreadyking’s longest losing streak stands at a humbling 11 games, reminding us all that even kings sometimes stumble.

Opening Repertoire & Signature Moves

Mystery and surprise are part of their charm with the Unknown Opening being their most frequented battlefield, securing nearly half their wins there. When daring to step into known waters, openings like the Top Secret strategy and the French Defense Classical Burn Variation have made appearances, keeping opponents guessing.

Their recent victory with the Queen’s Pawn Opening Horwitz Defense was a classic tale of patience and precision, eventually winning by resignation after a long and grinding game.

Personality & Playing Patterns

movealreadyking is no stranger to brawls — their record shows they do better against lower-rated opponents, winning over 80% of the time, but struggle when the going gets tough, with losses rising sharply against higher-rated foes. A perfectionist’s dream, their best chess hours are around noon, using the lunch break wisely to capture kings and queens alike.

Weekends are good too, with a slightly better win rate on Saturdays and Sundays compared to Tuesdays, suggesting either a casual vibe or maybe just a better breakfast!

Memorable Moments

Among the many battles fought, two spectacular wins stand out: one sealed with a graceful resignation from their opponent after a precise endgame conquest, and another clinched by checkmate launching from a Bird's Opening Dutch Variation.

Their journey is ongoing, with plenty of games ahead and countless kings and pawns ready to challenge their resolve. Whether you admire their dogged determination, enjoy their surprise tactics, or just want to watch a decent game of chess, movealreadyking is a name to keep an eye on.