ramakalla

Ramakalla: The Enigmatic Chess Warrior

Meet ramakalla, a chess player whose rating tells a tale of epic ups and downs, mysterious strategic choices, and a passion for the game that's as unpredictable as their blitz rating!

Rating Rollercoaster & Playing Style

In 2024, ramakalla reached a blitz peak of 278, only to tumble spectacularly to 121 by year’s end — a true rollercoaster ride worthy of its own chess drama. Rapid games showed a similar story, peaking at 353 before sliding down to 100. Despite some rocky losses, ramakalla loves an early exit, resigning about 25% of the time — perhaps a graceful bow or a “not today, opponent” moment.

A Tactical Mind with Surprising Resilience

While ramakalla’s comeback rate sits at a solid 36%, their win rate after losing a piece is a jaw-dropping 100%! Yes, this player turns misfortune into victory like a chess Houdini. With an average of nearly 30 moves per win versus 45 moves per loss, endurance is key, but strategic patience is sometimes tested by the notorious tilt factor of 7.

Opening Secrets and Opponent Tales

ramakalla's opening book is a "Top Secret" arsenal, yielding a win rate just shy of 30% in blitz and 32% in rapid games. Notably, they've mastered the art of beating some opponents like omidmiri2 and seasoned_burger with a perfect 100% win rate, while others like nnbaotrann remain an eternal nemesis.

Psychology & Time Preferences

Interestingly, Fridays are ramakalla's Golden Hour, boasting an impressive 46.67% win rate, while the wee hours at 5 AM hit a perfect 100% win rate — late-night brilliance or sheer luck? Meanwhile, playing as White gives a better chance at victory (37.5%) compared to Black (24.39%), showing perhaps a slight preference for starting the dance.

In Summary

Ramakalla is a thrilling mix of highs and lows, early surrenders, and spectacular comebacks—a player who reminds us that chess is not just about numbers but the wild stories behind every move. Will next year bring steadier ratings or more unpredictable fireworks? Only the chessboard knows!