Pavlo20

Profile Summary: Pavlo20

Meet Pavlo20, a blitz battler whose journey on the 64 squares is a rollercoaster of spikes, dips, and the occasional heroic comeback! With a peak blitz rating of 808 achieved back in October 2023, Pavlo20 has proven their mettle in the fast-paced world of rapid and blitz chess—sometimes slamming down wins as quickly as they toggle the “resign” button when things get spicy (an early resignation rate of just 3.67%, though, so don’t worry too much).

Affectionately known among peers as the King of Comebacks, Pavlo20 boasts a stunning 78.32% comeback rate, showing a refusal to go quietly into that good night—even when pieces are lost, the perseverance shines through with a win rate after losing a piece at 45.35%. Their endgames are a masterpiece of patience and precision, evident from an endgame frequency close to 70%, carving out victories in a chess marathon rather than a sprint.

Style-wise, Pavlo20 prefers thoughtful battles averaging 62 moves per win, savoring the grind rather than quick finishes. Their white pieces bring moderate success with a 52.76% win rate, while black tends to be more of a challenging battleground at 42.66%. Interestingly, they shine brightest in the late hours, with an astonishing 100% win rate at 21:00 hours — clearly, the night is when Pavlo20’s brain switches into tactical overdrive.

Opening preferences reveal a fondness for the classic Queen's Pawn Opening, where Pavlo20 shines with a 53.88% win rate over an impressive 2,257 games. The Modern Defense and Reti Opening Kingside Fianchetto add variety, though with slightly more mixed results, reminding opponents that Pavlo20 keeps evolving and testing new frontiers. Beware the Englund Gambit—their nearly 50% win rate there means it’s not a safe bet!

As evidence of their relentless spirit, the most recent wins have come from sharp, complex positions—whether dismantling opponents with the Benoni Defense Hromadka System or outlasting them in the Queen's Pawn Opening. Even losses are fought hard, often ending by resignation or time, showing Pavlo20 battles on until the final ticks of the clock.

Whether facing longtime rivals or fresh opponents, Pavlo20’s record tells tales of close duels and the occasional streaks—longest winning spree hitting 10 games, and the tougher days stretching to 12 consecutive losses. Through it all, the player keeps their cool, with a tilt factor of 12—not zero, but hey, who isn’t human?

So, if you encounter Pavlo20 on the board, be ready for a chess experience that’s equal parts resilience, cunning, and contagious passion. Preferably, don’t play them at 9 PM—unless you’re ready for a night of serious moves and surprising twists!

Fun fact: Pavlo20’s favorite time to finish off opponents is during that mysterious 21:00 hour when tactics sharpen and blunders disappear...

Keep an eye on this one. Chess nights just got a lot more interesting!