Profile Summary: mrhemy
Meet mrhemy, the chess enthusiast whose rating chart looks like a rollercoaster at a theme park - thrilling, a bit scary, but never boring! With a peak rapid rating of 727 in May 2025, he's shown flashes of brilliance, even if the scoreboard has more losses than wins. But hey, every grandmaster was once an amateur who lost more games than they won, right?
Playing Style & Personality
mrhemy prefers rapid chess, diving into openings like the King's Pawn Opening and the spicy Bishop's Opening. He's definitely no stranger to early resignations (about 16% of the time), but he fights hard in endgames, popping up in nearly a third of his matches. Average moves hover around 40, which means he’s not rushing... well, except when the clock ticks near zero.
Known for a stubborn spirit, mrhemy can mount epic comebacks, boasting a comeback rate of over 52%, even if the win rate after losing a piece is a modest 18%. And although his longest losing streak hit a rough patch of 14 games, his longest winning streak proves he knows how to hold his own — four games in a row, anyone?
Time Machine Insight
Curiously, 3 AM is mrhemy’s magic hour, where the stars align and wins shine the brightest. On Tuesdays, the win rate shoots over 53%, so clearly weekdays work better than weekends (sorry Saturday, you only get 31% wins).
Memorable Matches
One recent victory came against anothersya where mrhemy masterfully won by resignation using the Van 't Kruijs Opening — a less common choice, suggesting a taste for the unconventional. His battles against some opponents are a saga: a 0% win rate versus krimir00 (ouch) but a flawless 100% win rate versus players like anothersya and ksbir. This definitely shows mrhemy learns, adapts, and sometimes just surprises!
Chess.com Stats Snapshot
- Rapid: 32 wins, 90 losses, 5 draws across 122 games
- Bullet: 3 wins, 5 losses (8 games total)
- Blitz: 1 win, Undefeated in his single blitz battle
Whether it's bullet-speed tactical skirmishes or the slow burn of rapid games, mrhemy keeps playing, learning, and occasionally making us chuckle with those dramatic resignations. The journey continues!
Keep your eyes on this warrior – less about the crown, more about the fight.