pionier4711

About pionier4711

Meet pionier4711, a persistent chess enthusiast whose rating journey in Rapid games resembles a DNA strand — full of twists, turns, and steady evolution. Climbing from a rating of 973 in early 2024 to a sharper 1144 in 2025, pionier4711’s playstyle reveals a true biologist at heart: adapting, mutating, and thriving in diverse environments with an average game length that would impress even the most patient of cells, averaging about 65 moves per win.

With an endgame frequency of 64.24%, pionier4711 clearly knows how to navigate the critical final stages of the game — a real master of cellular respiration... but for chess!

Playing Style & Strengths

• Resilience: Boasting a comeback rate of 78.23%, pionier4711 rarely lets setbacks replicate — the cellular equivalent of a repair enzyme!
• Tactical Awareness: After losing a piece, this player wins 100% of the time — a true example of "survival of the fittest" on the 64-square petri dish.
• Psychology: Despite a modest tilt factor of 9, pionier4711’s overall focus keeps their 'axon' firing strong, particularly in rated games where their win difference outperforms casual play significantly (+47.24%).

Competitive Record

With nearly 2,000 Rapid games under the belt, their record hovers close to equilibrium: 914 wins, 939 losses, and 82 draws. Such a balance hints at a player continuously experimenting with their 'genetic code' of strategies, always learning from both victory and defeat.

Opponent Insights

Interestingly, pionier4711 has some stubborn rivalries — recent encounters with opponents like daviddivadee and vovan_sar highlight matches with a win rate resting on the lower side, but with other foes, pionier4711 demonstrates a perfect 100% win record, proving they're as unpredictable as mutations in natural selection.

Peak Performance Times

When does pionier4711 DNA really replicate its brilliance? Hour-wise, mornings around 7 AM and late nights at 11 PM (60%) seem to be prime. Day-wise, Mondays and Sundays show the strongest win rates, perhaps when the neurons are well rested and the 'synapses' are firing optimally.

Always a pioneer on the board, pionier4711 combines a methodical, evolving approach with flashes of tactical brilliance. A player who proves biology and chess are not so different: survival, adaptation, and mutation leading to ultimate checkmate success.