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Meet Refild: The Chessboard's Unsung Biologist

Refild is a blitz maestro who’s been steadily evolving on the chessboard from an embryonic rating of 912 back in 2020 to a respectable 924 by 2025. Like a cell dividing at a strategic pace, Refild has replicated thousands of blitz games—over 14,000 to be precise—showing impressive resilience despite facing more losses than wins in the fast-paced battlefield of rapid moves and tactical gambits.

With a winning cell count of 6,802 blitz victories out of nearly 14,500 games, Refild’s game is all about endurance and adaptability, boasting a striking come-back rate of 76.58%. Just when you think the game’s nucleus is cracking, this player synthesizes strategy and bounces back with a flawless 100% win rate after losing a piece. Talk about regenerating with style!

Whether wielding the White pieces with a 47.25% success rate or maneuvering Black with 46.37%, Refild’s style is less about rapid mutations and more about steady evolution—showcased in an average of about 62 moves per win and over 72 moves per loss, proving that patience and persistence are their natural habitats.

With an endgame frequency of around 71%, Refild dives deep into the cellular stage of chess, where precision and careful calculation determine survival. When under pressure, their early resignation rate remains low, about 0.85%, highlighting a biological grit that refuses to fold until the very last chromosome is checked.

Refild’s preferred opening remains “Top Secret,” hinting at a mysterious genome of moves that keeps opponents guessing. Despite a tilt factor of 12, this player’s psychological stamina rivals a marathon-running amoeba, steadily thriving through uneven terrain.

Apart from chess, Refild might just be the closest thing to a living organism on the virtual battlefield, evolving constantly, adapting to new opponents (like "birdfish41" and "hydrostr"), and proving that in the metabolic cycle of chess, persistence is key and every move is a new replication of genius.

Fun Fact: Refild’s peak blitz rating teased 1,197, flirting with grandmaster territory, while daily and rapid ratings have nestled comfortably in the low 1000s—nature’s way of pacing evolution without exhausting the system.

In the wild kingdom of chess, Refild remains a tenacious species, challenging foes, regenerating from faults, and courting victory one biological tick at a time.