plum128

Profile: plum128 – The Chess Cell with a Twist

Meet plum128, a rapid-swimming tactician in the vast ocean of chess enthusiasts, currently cruising with a Rapid rating peaking at 965 and a Blitz rating maxing out at 389 in the year 2025. With a total of 54 rapid games under their belt and a blitz collection of 10, plum128’s chess journey resembles a fascinating cellular evolution – sometimes thriving, sometimes mutating, but always progressing.

Known for an early resignation rate of around 17%, plum128 knows when to preserve energy for the next replication cycle (or game). Their endgame frequency is a hefty 64%, proving they’re no stranger to the climax of any battle – like a seasoned mitochondrion powering through to victory. With an average of about 52 moves per win, patience is cultivated in their DNA.

When it comes to openings, plum128 shows some evolutionary quirks: a strong affinity for the Four Knights Game Italian Variation in rapid chess boasts a 100% win rate, and their Nimzowitsch Defense performs like a perfectly toggled gene switch, also with flawless success. Though their Scandinavian Defense might sometimes be like a pesky parasite, they fight back with resilience.

Plum128’s gameplay timing is like circadian rhythms: they shine bright most effectively on Thursdays (60% wins) and even better early mornings, with an outstanding 100% win rate at 8 AM – a true dawn predator on the board. Beware the 5 AM cell cycle though, where success seems to hibernate.

Psychologically, plum128 handles tilt like a well-oiled enzyme, maintaining an 11% tilt factor and an impressive 69% comeback rate – truly the phoenix mitochondria of chess, bouncing back even when pieces are lost. Their win rate after losing a piece is a perfect 100%, showing a spirit that refuses to undergo apoptosis in tough situations.

Opponents beware: plum128 has a mixed record against their foes, with 100% win rates against some like flaviongo and astraviola, but also lessons learned against others, proving natural selection in action on the chessboard.

In short, plum128 is a fascinating organism in the ecosystem of online chess – adaptive, sometimes quirky, but always ready for the next evolutionary challenge.