Nn11223

Profile of Chess Enthusiast: Nn11223

Meet Nn11223, a chess player whose game evolution resembles the fascinating stages of biological metamorphosis. From a robust Rapid rating peaking around 1273 in 2022, their rating journey has felt like a cell cycle—bursting with energy, then quietly regrouping to prepare for the next big move.

Rapid and Bullet Battles

Nn11223 has dived into over 8,000 Rapid games, showcasing a nearly balanced win-loss record: with 3,854 wins and 3,881 losses, not to mention 300 draws—a testament to their endurance and strategic resilience. Bullet is more their quick synapse firing: though fewer in number, with only 18 games logged in 2022, they still managed a decent score, peaking at a 1381 rating, proving their nimble reflexes are well-developed in this rapid-fire battlefield.

Opening Repertoire: A Genetic Code of Strategy

Like the DNA sequences that make up all living organisms, Nn11223’s choice of openings reveals their unique chess genotype:

• Bishops Opening Boi Variation - played in 1226 games with a ~51% win rate. Talk about a naturally selecting opening!
• Bishops Opening - almost as often used, boasting a slightly more vibrant 52.5% success rate.
• Scandinavian Defense Mieses Kotrc Variation - their clever mutation with a win rate over 55%.
• Less favored but occasionally deployed, are the Sicilian Defense Bowdler Attack and the Queen’s Gambit Declined Baltic Defense—perhaps the genetic quirks of their play.

Playing Style: The Cellular Dance of Chess

With an Early Resignation Rate of 9.7%, Nn11223 knows when to fold those chromosomes and conserve energy. Their Endgame Frequency of 65% suggests a fondness for the slow dance of pawns and kings—like cells preparing for division and renewal.

Interestingly, their games average about 65 moves both in victories and defeats, proving they enjoy the long haul rather than quick mutations.

A fascinating facet of their biology is a 100% Win Rate After Losing a Piece, revealing a tough, regenerating spirit that bounces back post-injury like a hardy cell repairing its DNA.

But beware the tilt factor, a modest 9, indicating the occasional cellular stress but nothing that stops the mitotic cycle of their game growth.

Psychological Traits and Trends

Despite their impressive resilience and comeback rate (~75%), Nn11223 experiences a Rated Versus Casual Win Difference dip of over 52%, showing that pressure in structured environments sometimes makes their brainwaves flutter—a mild hiccup in the otherwise steady biochemical reactions of their chess play.

Tactical Performance & Time Habits

Like circadian rhythms governing cell behavior, Nn11223 shows variable performance based on the day and hour:

• Best win rate spikes around midday (52.63% at 12 PM) and late-night (54.48% at 11 PM), quite like nocturnal organisms!
• Lower efficacy during mid-afternoon and early morning hours suggests some circadian wear and tear.

Memorable Streaks & Opponents

The longest winning streak reached an impressive 10 games—like a well-coordinated mitotic phase in cellular reproduction. Current streak off means they're gearing up for their next burst of victories.

Nn11223 has faced a diversity of opponents, with a mix of crushing victories and challenging defeats. Their record showcases a mix of highs and lows—just like genetic variation in a thriving population.

In summary, Nn11223 is a chess organism adapting through trials and strategies, evolving with a vibrant repertoire and a resilient spirit that ensures their game remains as lively as ever, ready to replicate success and fend off defeat. Watch this space for the next evolutionary leap in Nn11223’s chess journey!