MOWTH

Player Profile: MOWTH

Meet MOWTH, a chess enthusiast who dances on the board more like a curious explorer than a seasoned grandmaster. With a daily rating hovering around the mid 600s and a rapid rating peaking shy of 800, MOWTH is no stranger to the battlefield—though sometimes victories and defeats come in a chaotic tango rather than a polished waltz.

Since 2023, MOWTH has played hundreds of games, notably favoring the rapid format where thousands of battles have been fought with varying fortunes. They have a knack for comebacks, boasting a 76.49% comeback rate—clearly someone who’s not ready to resign quietly when the tide turns. In fact, they achieve a remarkable 100% win rate after losing a piece, which makes you wonder if their pawns have secret ninja skills or if their opponents just get too cocky.

Speaking of style, MOWTH prefers to play long games: their average moves per win stretch beyond 66 moves and even more for losses, showing an enduring spirit and patience. They seem to savor the endgame—over 73% of their games reach this phase—proving dedication to the slow, strategic grind rather than quick strikes. However, the early resignation rate remains low at 1.45%, so giving up isn’t really their thing.

Opening up about openings, MOWTH holds a special affection for the King's Pawn Opening, especially the King's Knight Variation, with a win rate of about 54.5% in daily games and a fighting chance in rapid too. The infamous Sicilian Defense sees mixed results, but hey, who hasn’t been baffled by that tricky defense? Interestingly, the mysterious "Top Secret" opening is also in their toolkit, a reminder that sometimes unpredictability is the best weapon.

Now, if you’re wondering when MOWTH is at their chessy best, it turns out the late evening hours—especially around 23:00—bring the highest win rates (up to 50%), so if you want to challenge them, maybe don’t text at bedtime!

And for those curious about psychological resilience, MOWTH’s tilt factor is measured at 12, suggesting occasional frustration but nothing that ruins the game. That said, they do have a negative swing when going from casual to rated games, showing that sometimes the pressure is real and the stakes do make a difference.

Opponents beware: despite some inconsistency, MOWTH’s record against frequent opponents highlights some sweet victories and a strong competitive edge—not to mention a longest winning streak of 10 games, which probably led to some victorious dance parties.

In summary, MOWTH is a tenacious, strategic, and delightfully unpredictable chess player who fights hard, thinks deep, and doesn’t back down easily. Whether it's an epic endgame or a daring comeback, MOWTH keeps their pawns marching—and their opponents guessing.