pedro220501

Profile Summary: pedro220501

Meet pedro220501, a chess player who proves that perseverance beats all—even when the scoreboard says otherwise.

Pedro started off in 2022 with a respectable rapid rating around 1000, but quickly learned that every defeat is just a plot twist in the grand story of chess mastery. With a winless rapid season then, it seemed like Pedro was playing hide and seek with victory. However, the journey was just getting spicier.

Over the years, Pedro expanded into bullet and blitz, bravely facing the clock and the pressure of lightning-fast moves. Let's just say bullet chess has been... an adventure, with ups and downs, but Pedro's come back rate is an impressive 68.91%. Losing a piece? No problem! Pedro converts those seeming disasters into wins 100% of the time. Talk about turning lemons into lemonade!

Pedro's style is not for the impatient. On average, wins come after long battles of 57 moves, while losses drag on to over 72 moves. Clearly, this player loves the endgame, with a frequency as high as 67.5%. Chess is not just about quick tricks but enduring the marathon and still giving your opponent a run for their money.

When Pedro plays White, they win almost 47% of the time; as Black, about 45%. So don’t underestimate Pedro when playing with Black—they put up quite a fight!

Psychologically, Pedro’s tilt factor sits at a manageable 13, meaning a few bad moves might cause frustration, but mostly they keep their cool. Rated games bring out the competitor in Pedro, winning 46% more than in casual matches. Stakes matter!

Pedro's favorite hour to dominate the board is at 8 AM, boasting a staggering 75% win rate. Early bird gets the rook, as they say.

And while Pedro’s longest winning streak peaks at 9 games—a neat little victory parade—they always bounce back from losses, proving that resilience is the MVP of their game.

Opponents beware: Pedro has a delightfully selective grudge list with some players like madlad_salad suffering a 100% loss rate at Pedro’s hands, while a few others still await their first win.

In summary, pedro220501 is a fighter on the chessboard: embracing defeats, savoring hard-fought victories, and steadily improving with each move. The quest for chess greatness might be long, but this player clearly has stamina, spirit, and a wicked sense of humor about the whole enterprise.

So next time you face pedro220501, sharpen your tactics, steady your nerves, and prepare for a battle worthy of a grandmaster’s respect—or at least a good story.