rast107253

Profile Summary: rast107253

Meet rast107253, a chess enthusiast whose style combines gritty endurance and tactical brilliance, occasionally sprinkled with a pinch of comedic flair (because what's chess without a little drama?). This player’s Rapid rating peaked impressively at 2259 in early 2021, while their Blitz prowess shines even brighter with a peak rating of 2375 — no small feat for someone who clearly enjoys living life in the fast lane!

With an aggressive but calculated approach, rast107253 boasts a remarkable Blitz win record: 4 wins, zero losses, and a single hard-fought draw across five battles. Their longest winning streak stands proudly at four games, which is no small achievement considering their resilience — loss streaks occur rarely and are notably shortlived.

This rapid-fire tactician shines brightest around 3 PM, delivering peak performances when most of us are just reaching for coffee (or still nursing a sleepy haze). Their games tend to be well-rounded affairs, with an average of 51 moves per win, indicating a well-thought, patient strategy rather than rushing to premature victories. White pieces? They've got a solid 77.78% win rate with those, while Black games keep things interesting at 42.86%.

Opening secrets: All games, regardless of time control, lean on a “Top Secret” opening strategy. Shrouded in mystery, this choice yields an 80% win rate in Blitz, proving this secret weapon works wonders when the bullets fly fast.

Navigating adversity is evidently a specialty: an impressive 80% comeback rate and a strong 66.67% win rate after losing a piece indicate a player who does not quit when the going gets tough — in fact, rast107253 revels in the challenge. Tilt? Minimal, with a low tilt factor of 2; this player keeps their cool and focuses on the board.

Most recently, rast107253 delivered a beautiful checkmate against mrhienvn in a Queen’s Gambit Declined (Ragozin Defense) game, showcasing strategic prowess and a fearless attack in a 60-second time control battle. Their penchant for theatrical finishes and sharp attacks definitely keeps spectators on the edge of their seats.

Opponents beware: a swift checkmate, a dogged defense, or a trick up the sleeve could come your way at any moment. This is more than a player — it’s a chess experience wrapped in 64 squares!