ogninec

Profile Summary: ogninec

Meet ogninec, a resilient and slightly unpredictable chess enthusiast navigating the 2025 chess battlefield with a rating rollercoaster that would make even the most daring amusement park fan jealous. Known for a peak rapid rating of 768 and blitz rating topping out at 608, ogninec’s journey is a marathon sprinkled with moments of lightning-fast brilliance and occasional humble retreats.

Starting games with a penchant for the King’s Pawn Opening, ogninec dances between aggression and caution, wielding gambits like the King's Knight Variation and occasionally tossing curveballs with openings like the Bishop's Opening — where a solid 62.5% win rate shows real promise. However, don't be fooled by the steady wins; there are some openings, like the Queen’s Pawn Accelerated London System, where ogninec seems to declare, “Not today, thank you!” with a modest 12.5% success.

With a win-loss record flirting with equilibrium (268 wins against 290 losses in rapid and 53 wins vs 56 losses in blitz), ogninec displays tenacity that earns respect. The longest winning and losing streaks both stand at 9, suggesting either a dramatic soap opera or a thriller unfolding with every match.

Despite some frustrating moments, like a current losing streak of 2 games and a tilt factor of 9 (translation: loses sometimes make ogninec consider throwing the board), they shine brightest in the early morning. At 6 AM, win rates soar to an impressive 66.67%, proving ogninec is the ultimate dawn patrol warrior, ready to checkmate before breakfast.

Psychologically, ogninec is a classic fighter — boasting a comeback rate over 60%, which means when the pieces fall, don’t count this player out until the final move. Resignations come early at a steady 14%, perhaps a nod to knowing when to preserve energy for the next battle. Matches average about 44 moves for wins, reflecting a patient approach paced with tactical savvy.

Recent games tell a story of clever sacrifices and aggressive queen maneuvers, culminating in victories against players like azl86 and kasperle69. Though not all matches end favorably — losses to opponents such as mashoom126 and linasvan show that even the best stumble — ogninec’s fighting spirit keeps the fire alive.

Summing up, ogninec is the chessworld's underdog with a stubborn streak, a dawn-time tactical genius, and an ever-resilient competitor who knows that every loss is just the plot twist before the grand checkmate.

“May the pawns be ever in your favour, ogninec!”