pFreddo68

Player Profile: pFreddo68

Meet pFreddo68, a rapid and blitz chess warrior whose rating rollercoaster could rival any theme park ride. Peaking at a Rapid rating of 1630 in September 2024 and Blitz maxing at 1185 a year earlier, pFreddo68's journey through the ranks shows determination sprinkled with a pinch of unpredictability.

Playing Style & Stats

With an impressive Endgame frequency of 74.82% and an average win game length just shy of 62 moves, pFreddo68 is no stranger to the long haul battles on the chessboard. Early resignations? Never heard of them — zero percent early resignation rate. This player fights on like a gladiator in the arena, sometimes drawing it out to keep spectators on the edge of their seats.

Though winning just under half of their games, their comeback rate of nearly 85% speaks volumes about resilience. Losing a piece? No problem, pFreddo68 bounces back with a respectable 43% win rate after such setbacks. Opponents beware: this player may have a tilt factor of 8, but their best play usually kicks in at 10 PM — the witching hour for brilliance or blunders!

Favorite Openings

pFreddo68’s "Top Secret" opening repertoire is surprisingly the bread and butter for most battles, with a close to 46% win rate over a whopping 800 rapid and blitz games combined. They flirt with Scandinavian and variations of the Queen’s Gambit, throwing in rare lines like the Horwitz Defense (with a perfect quick record in rapid) and even the Old Benoni — a true chess buffet. Notably, the Scandinavian Defense Modern Icelandic Palme Gambit is their blitz ace with a flawless 100% win record across 3 games. Yes, you read that right — three games and three wins. If only we all had such reliability in openings!

Recent Battles

Recently, pFreddo68 showed tactical flair by defeating alexhong33 in a timely finish on May 31, 2025, with a well-fought game in the Slav Defense leading to victory on time. Earlier the same day, they outmaneuvered ermate through a resignation and checkmated madhanaa1 in the Scandinavian Defense Modern Variation. However, not all days end on a high note: a timely loss to AChadha reminds us that even warriors need to recharge.

The Personality Behind the Pieces

pFreddo68 enjoys a game that’s more marathon than sprint, and while the numbers don’t place them in grandmaster territory just yet, their blend of stubborn perseverance, love for complex endgames, and an eclectic opening repertoire make them a formidable and entertaining opponent. Their playtime preferences and a knack for staging comebacks hint at a player who loves the drama and depth chess provides.

So next time you meet pFreddo68 online, be prepared for a ride filled with surprises, tactical puzzles, and the occasional timeout win — because who says chess can’t be a little theatrical?