Profile: pmd13
Meet pmd13, a chess player whose journey on the battlefield of 64 squares has been nothing short of a rollercoaster ride. Starting in 2013 with a proud Blitz rating of 1062, pmd13 quickly learned that chess is a game of highs and lows — and mostly lows in Blitz!
In the Blitz arena, pmd13 is no stranger to challenges, with a tough record of 7 wins against 28 losses, but hey, every grandmaster started somewhere! The Rapid format seems to be more their territory, boasting a win rate close to 47% across a mammoth 742 games — a testament to persistence (and hopefully caffeine).
Daily chess tells a tale of patience and determination, with steady performances peaking at a 1406 rating back in 2015. Although not always winning, pmd13’s signature move might just be the infamous “early resignation” (7.77% of games!) — a bold statement saying, “I’m out, but I’ll be back!”
Playing Style
- White Pieces Win Rate: 51.78%
- Black Pieces Win Rate: 39.13%
- Average Moves per Win: About 53 — a slow and steady approach!
- Average Moves per Loss: Around 42 — sometimes the battle is short and spicy.
- Endgame Frequency: Engages deeply in endings 39.87% of the time.
pmd13 shines brightest when clawing back from the brink, boasting an impressive 63.31% comeback rate. Losing a piece? No problem! They have a perfect 100% win rate after dropping material (at least on record), which definitely puts the "comeback kid" label on them.
Noteworthy Stats
With a longest winning streak of 9 games, pmd13 can channel a streaky chess wizard when in the zone. Most recent foes like as_u_rukavu and corryandomus have had tough fights, and the player’s performance varies wildly by the hour, peaking with a 100% win rate at 6 AM — night owls beware!
Despite the tilt factor lurking at 9 (we all have those days), pmd13’s dedication shines through the ups and downs. Their competitive spirit and humor make every game an adventure, whether in rapid skirmishes or leisurely daily duels.
In short: pmd13 is the chess player you root for — the eternal optimist who knows that every setback is just a setup for the next brilliant move... or at least a funny story at the board.