pooboy2

About pooboy2

Meet pooboy2, a rapid-improving chess enthusiast whose journey resembles a thrilling rollercoaster ride on the 64 squares. Starting with a rapid rating around 1021 in late 2021, this player skyrocketed up to a peak of 1308 in the same month — a feat that surely involved some creative sacrifices (and maybe a pawn or two left behind in despair).

While pooboy2's blitz and bullet ratings hover in the mid-600s to 700s, rapid games are their playground, with over 570 rapid games played and a hearty win count of 306. Their favorite opening? That's a "Top Secret" masterpiece — a mystery wrapped in an enigma, guarded fiercely from the opponent’s eyes.

Not just a name on the board, pooboy2 is a resilient fighter with a comeback rate of over 74%, proving that losing a piece or two is merely a warm-up for mountaintop moments. The longest winning streak is 14 games — a chess marathon showcasing focus and maybe a little luck with opponent blunders.

Playing style? Think of long battles with an average of 57 moves to victory and roughly 59 moves in losses — a sign that pooboy2 embraces drama and endgame finesse (endgames happen in 56.6% of their games). They're equally dangerous with White or Black pieces, boasting a win rate around 52% and 50% respectively.

Psychological Profile & Schedule

The best time to catch pooboy2 at the board is around 9 AM — definitely a morning person or just fueled by caffeine and ambition. Mondays bring the best luck, with nearly 58% win rate, while Wednesdays and Sundays seem to challenge their patience.

Despite a modest “Tilt Factor” of 10, pooboy2 can occasionally stray off the tracks — but overall keeps their cool even after tough losses or blunders. A quick resignation rate of about 3.75% hints they occasionally know when to fold 'em but mostly prefer to fight to the bitter end.

Memorable Games & Achievements

Among many battles, a notable triumph was a quick tactical showcase against bakwodjnekwksushhwjwj, where pooboy2 clinched a win in a French Defense Steinitz Attack, ending the game on time and style. Checkmate finishes, time scrambles, and sharp positional play all mark their chess diary.

Challenges remain, as losses occasionally come by razor-thin margins, but as anyone who’s faced pooboy2 can attest — underestimating this player is a checkmate in itself.

Keep an eye on pooboy2 — the name may sound humble, but their game screams ambition and gritty determination!