notnotnotpot

Profile: notnotnotpot

Meet notnotnotpot, a rapid chess enthusiast whose rating journey is nothing short of a biological experiment in adaptability and resilience. Starting off in 2023 with a rapid rating orbiting around the mid-400s, this player has shown a cellular-level persistence, steadily climbing to a more stable 540+ by 2025. Though the bullet rating is a modest 190, rapid games are where the mitochondria of notnotnotpot’s chess energy truly power up.

With an overall balanced win-loss record in rapid games (712 wins to 714 losses) and almost 80 draws, notnotnotpot dances on the razor's edge of victory and defeat, proving a true game of survival of the fittest — or at least, the most cunning. Their longest winning streak blossomed to 7 games, a nice little mitotic burst in form.

Opening Choices & Style

Notnotnotpot’s opening repertoire is a garden of diverse branches, with a spore of success in the Bishops Opening boasting a 53% win rate across 263 games — a favorite that truly seems to photosynthesize fresh ideas. The Vienna Game Anderssen Defense flowers with an even better 56% win rate, while the tried-and-true King’s Pawn variations root the player’s strategies in classical growth patterns.

With an early resignation rate of about 13%, this player knows when to fold their genetics and conserve energy for the next evolutionary phase. Endgames occur fairly frequently in their games (~48%), reflecting a hunting precision to close matches skillfully.

Tactical Awareness & Mental Acumen

Notnotnotpot exhibits a comeback rate soaring near 60% and an astounding 100% win rate after losing a piece — talk about cellular regeneration! These traits underline a high metabolic rate in tactical thinking, bouncing back with the vigor of a starfish regrowing a lost limb. Their tilt factor is quite low (8), proving nerves of steel rather than a quivering amoeba under pressure.

Game Timing and Mood

Variations in win rate by hour and day show some fascinating rhythms: a prime win surge around 1 AM (nearly 62%) and 15:00 hours (60%) suggest that notnotnotpot might be nocturnally inspired — or just enjoys late-afternoon chess photosynthesis! Thursdays and Saturdays are the optimal days for reigniting the competitive fire, blooming at over 53% and 49% win rates respectively.

Opponent Records and Social Tendencies

Notnotnotpot has sparred repeatedly with opponents like billybean2 and rayhanazkamaulana, often trading wins and losses in close competitions. Some rivals seem almost mythical, with 100% win rates or 0% against them, highlighting the unpredictable genetic drift of online competition.

Whether you call them notnotnotpot or just “the persistent pot,” this player embodies the evolutionary spirit in chess: adapting openings, surviving tough positions, and sometimes blooming into impressive streaks. Every game is a cell division — sometimes an error, sometimes a masterpiece.

In the grand ecosystem of chess players, notnotnotpot is a species worth observing, if only to see how far their growth cycle can extend.