ripleandr0

Profile Summary: ripleandr0

Meet ripleandr0, a rapid-fire tactician who navigates the 64 squares with a blend of grit, flair, and just the right amount of cheeky queen sorties. Rising through the ranks in 2025, ripleandr0’s journey resembles a thrilling chess novel where every move might either be a masterpiece or a "what was I thinking?" moment.

Playing primarily Rapid games, this player’s peak rating soared to a respectable 466 in June 2025, proving quite the quick thinker under pressure. While not afraid to resign early when the chips are down (11.31% early resignation rate), ripleandr0 is equally ready to hustle back, sporting a 55.9% comeback rate after losing material. A trait that screams “never say die”!

Opening repertoire: a dash of classic King’s Pawn Opening thrown in with some bird calls via the Bird’s Opening Dutch Variation and sprinkles of the Van t Kruijs Opening for good measure. The win-rate in these favorites hovers between 45% and an impressive 59%, proving ripleandr0 doesn’t just wing it, but rather strategizes with style.

Time of choice? The mysterious hours before dawn, with an astounding 87.5% win rate around 5 AM – apparently the perfect time to outwit opponents (or so says the data). Playing style mixes patience and pragmatism: games last on average about 55 moves when victorious, so this isn’t a player rushing for hasty checkmates… except when the opportunity arises, of course.

In blitz and bullet, ripleandr0 switches gears with peak ratings of 580 and 380 respectively, showing sharp lightning skills when the clock is ticking. The battle record is an entertaining rollercoaster: rapid wins and losses keep close company (276 wins vs 263 losses), while blitz and bullet show a slight edge in wins.

A few fun tidbits:

• Longest winning streak: a cool 9 games in a row – talk about firing on all cylinders!
• Longest losing streak: 11 – even titans have off days.
• Favorite enemy? Well, they have a 100% win record against hyunbin-not-actor and hawk4077th but might want to avoid ftggdddfgh and simosumizoro, who seem to have cracked the code.

Not just a scorekeeper: ripleandr0’s games feature daring queen adventures early on, with moves like 2. Qh5 in multiple recent games—clearly a player who enjoys keeping opponents on their toes.

In short, ripleandr0 is the kind of chess player you root for: unpredictably fun, resilient, and always ready to spring a surprise. Whether resigning with grace or sealing a game with a flashy checkmate, ripleandr0 is carving out a memorable chess story, one move at a time.

Recent Highlights

Take a look at one of ripleandr0's recent victories, where a cheeky early queen sortie set the tone: