Profile: PatrickSquareKnight aka Harry Potter
Meet Harry Potter, a chess wizard whose magical prowess on the 64 squares rivals his adventures at Hogwarts. Not one to rely on wands alone, Harry commands the knight, bishop, and queen with a Muggle-born mastery that bewilders opponents and enchants spectators alike.
Rating & Playstyle
Harry's peak Blitz rating hit an enchanting 2177 in July 2017, while his Bullet games saw him reach a spellbinding 1919. Not bad for someone who might occasionally be distracted by a pesky Dark Lord or a game of wizard chess!
Known for his resilience, Harry boasts a comeback rate of approximately 65%—which in chess terms means he’s as hard to defeat as a Hungarian Horntail in a duel. He never surrenders early (only about 25% early resignations), preferring to fight for the win, often in epic endgames that last an average of 54 moves.
Favorite Openings
- Blitz: Sicilian Defense family rules the roost, with an 80-100% win rate in variations like the Alapin and Chekhover Sicilian. Harry’s dashing excitement on the queen’s side would make even a Hippogriff proud.
- Bullet: The Philidor and Old Sicilian variations show up with solid 60-67% win rates, proving Harry plays swiftly and smartly—even with wands replaced by milliseconds.
- Daily: Italian Game holds a flawless 100% win streak in Harry's book, a classical choice fitting of a wizard who enjoys a nice, quiet duel when time is ample.
Performance & Playing Habits
On Fridays and Mondays, Harry’s spells on the board are strongest, with win rates near 60%. The early morning hours around 6 AM also witness his most magical performances—perhaps a potion-fueled chess boost?
Harry’s White and Black pieces win at nearly equal rates (~52%), showing his well-rounded and adaptive gameplay.
Stats at a Glance
- Total Blitz games won: 267
- Total Bullet games won: 188
- Total Daily games won: 38
- Longest Winning Streak: 17 games
- Average moves per victory: 54 moves
Recent Triumph
On July 26, 2017, Harry sealed a victory by resignation in a fierce Blitz battle at a rating of 2177. The encounter was a tactical masterpiece, demonstrating why his opponents often concede before the final spell is cast.
The Man Behind the Knight
When Harry isn’t enchanting chessboards, he’s probably outsmarting Death Eaters or brewing potions. His psychological resilience on the chessboard comes with a tilt factor of 21, meaning he manages to keep a cool head even when the Dark Lord of defeat looms near.
In sum, Harry Potter’s chess career is far from a Muggle pastime—it’s a magical journey full of daring gambits, spectacular comebacks, and spells of sheer brilliance. Whether facing a grandmaster or a serpent disguised as a pawn, Harry's chess game charms everyone watching.