quaatin

Profile Summary: quaatin

Meet quaatin, a chess warrior currently wielding a peak Rapid rating of 861 (achieved in May 2023) and playing with all the enthusiasm of a caffeinated knight leaping across the board. With a Bullet ranking maxing out at 258 and Blitz peak at 644, quaatin shows a remarkable affection for fast-paced games — even if the win-loss records hint that their queen occasionally prefers a vacation.

Born (figuratively) on the battlegrounds of live chess in 2023, quaatin quickly developed a taste for the Scandinavian Defense, boasting a flawless 100% win rate in Bullet games with it. That’s right, four for four — a little opening blizzard that some opponents just couldn’t weather. Alongside the Philidor Defense and King’s Pawn Opening, quaatin's opening repertoire is as eclectic as it is tricky, though not without its occasional missteps in gambits and systems like the Englund Gambit and London System.

The numbers tell a tale: out of 26 bullet games recorded in recent times, 6 were triumphant victories, with a near-balanced tally of losses. Blitz results are a bit more brutal — 2 wins out of 10 — but don’t let that fool you; quaatin’s enthusiasm for the game is undeterred, and those losses only add flavor to the experience. Rapid play has proven to be a rollercoaster with wins and draws sprinkled among more losses, yet quaatin keeps fighting with a tactical mindset and a comeback rate of 75% after setbacks.

When it's time to shine, quaatin prefers the evening hours, especially around 7 PM, where the win percentage peaks nicely at 63.64%. But surprise! They’ve also been known to cause chaos with a solid 66.67% win rate at 8 AM — clearly a player who can blitz and breakfast simultaneously.

Ever the strategic gladiator, quaatin avoids early resignations, prefers a battleground with an average of about 39 moves to clinch a win, and sticks around significantly longer in losses (average of 49 moves), proving grit and determination. With an endgame frequency of 42.5%, this player is no stranger to scrapping it out to the bitter end.

Famous for winning on time (their opponents might want to watch the clock a bit closer), quaatin has collected victories wrapped in thrilling tactical skirmishes — like their recent win featuring the Philidor Defense where a timely time-trap sealed the deal. Opponents beware: sometimes quaatin’s best move is patience.

Off the board, quaatin’s psychological tilt factor is fairly mild at 14, so while they might not rage quit after a hiccup, they definitely take the game seriously — but with a splash of humor and a spirit undefeated by setbacks. With a longest winning streak of 4 and an inconveniently lengthy losing streak of 14, quaatin embodies the true spirit of chess – a game of ups, downs, and relentless learning.

Whether they're winning with an elegant Scandinavian Defense or battling through rapid-fire bullet rounds, quaatin brings a blend of passion, unpredictability, and sheer love for the game. So next time you see their name on the board, brace yourself for some feisty play — and maybe a funny chat message or two.

“Chess is 99% tactics and 1% luck... fortunately for quaatin, 100% perseverance.”