Profile Summary: Nicolazen10
Meet Nicolazen10, a chess enthusiast who dances through the battlefield of 64 squares with a unique blend of perseverance and occasional early surrenders—because who doesn't enjoy a dramatic exit now and then? Sporting a Rapid rating that has bravely climbed from a humble 418 in 2024 to a respectable 483 in 2025, Nicolazen10 exemplifies dedication, having played nearly 2,000 Rapid games and over 1,600 games in 2025 alone. Talk about commitment!
This player's tactical awareness is no joke — with a stellar 100% win rate after losing a piece, Nicolazen10 truly knows how to turn lemons into checkmates. The comeback rate of 53.66% means giving up isn’t in their vocabulary, except for that 10.56% early resignation rate, which some might say is just a strategic nap before the next battle.
While Nicolazen10 tends to average about 47 moves per game—whether in victory or defeat—there's a steady warrior spirit that persists through every pawn push and queen sacrifice. Their playing style slightly favors the white pieces with a win rate of 50.6%, while black pieces bring a respectable 45.35% success.
When it comes to timing, battles fought around 20:00 hours seem especially fruitful, boasting nearly 58% win rate! Perhaps Nicolazen10’s brain soup is extra tasty at this hour. Weekdays are all fair game with wins sprinkled throughout, but Thursdays edge ahead with a 51.07% win rate, possibly the day Nicolazen10 dons their thinking cap.
Opponents beware: Nicolazen10 has a knack for demolishing some (100% win rate against 'alead', 'reaper0632', and several others) while showing a bit of mercy or mystery against others, where the win rate plummets to zero. This rollercoaster of triumphs and tribulations makes every match an unpredictable thrill ride.
With a tilt factor of only 12, this player plays calm and collected—most of the time. In the grand game of life and chess, Nicolazen10 proves that the knight's unpredictable moves sometimes outsmart the queen’s straightforward path. Whether coming back from a tough loss or cruising to a ten-game winning streak (yep, that’s their longest), Nicolazen10 keeps pushing forward, proving that checkmate is just one brilliant idea away.