Poroxobot

Poroxobot: The Blitz Maestro with a Touch of Humor

In the fast and furious arenas of online chess, Poroxobot reigns as a sharp, tactical whirlwind with a peak Blitz rating soaring to an impressive 2834 in October 2019 – a rating that whispers “I might just blunder so fast your head will spin.” Known for a potent mix of strategic depth and come-from-behind flair, Poroxobot boasts an astonishing 84.26% comeback rate after losing a piece. Resignation? Only about 1.79% early on – because quitting early just isn’t in the Poroxobot playbook.

With nearly 300 Blitz games recorded that year and a solid Bullet performance (peak 2324 rating), Poroxobot’s record reads like a novel of tactical battles: 188 wins to 109 losses in Blitz and a respectable 9 wins out of 12 Bullet games. Not one to simply grind out draws, they’ve sealed their fate decisively with checkmates or forced resignations, showing a penchant for delivering that final touch – except when the game stubbornly drags out till move 79 or so, as Poroxobot enjoys lengthy battles averaging 72.8 moves per win.

Tactical sharpness shines brightest in Poroxobot’s opening repertoire. The Ruy Lopez Opening Morphy Defense Modern Steinitz Defense is their playground with a flawless 100% win rate in 7 games – black pieces, mic drop. Other favorites like the French Defense Schlechter Variation (83.33% wins) and Slav Defense Modern Breyer Variation (another perfect 100%) hint at a player who fancies a classical approach peppered with some modern spice.

Weekday warriors take note: Thursdays and Mondays are Poroxobot’s domains with stunning win rates of 72.94% and 65.38% respectively. The magic hour? 7 PM, when Poroxobot’s Blitz wins climb to an eye-watering 86.67%. So if you ever fancy a challenge, better not connect at dinner time unless you’re ready to be schooled – or at least entertained.

But with great power comes some humility: Poroxobot has suffered a few seven-game losing streaks (hey, everyone hits a glitch or a bad mood). Facing off against incognito_knight, however, is a peculiar challenge with only about 42% wins – a nemesis, perhaps?

Off the board, Poroxobot’s style suggests a love for the long game, mixing patience with sudden bursts of tactical fireworks – a player likely to ponder deeply before delivering a quiet, deadly blow. Not to mention a touch of psychological resilience with a tilt factor kept at a relatively low 7.

Recent Battles

In one of the freshest highlights, Poroxobot executed a model game with the Ruy Lopez, forcing their opponent to resign after a fierce 27-move skirmish full of twists and turns – as documented here. A champion who invites you to watch, learn, and perhaps take notes on how to handle the Modern Steinitz Defense like a pro.

Poroxobot - a chess enthusiast bravely navigating the Blitz battlefield with a smile, a strategy, and an eagerness to improve. They remind us all: in chess, as in life, sometimes you just have to sacrifice a pawn to catch a break!