romlamenace

Profile: romlamenace

From the fiery furnaces of rapid, blitz, and bullet battles emerges the enigmatic chess gladiator known simply as romlamenace. With a peak rapid rating soaring past 1190 and a daily chess high close behind at 1195, this player is a force to be reckoned with — whether wielding the white or black pieces.

Playing Style & Strengths

Average moves per victory hover around 56, proving romlamenace enjoys a good strategic dance before delivering the knockout blow. Their endgame frequency nears 57%, suggesting a preference for grinding down opponents patiently rather than quick-fire skirmishes, though bullet experiments show there’s some flair for speed once in a while.

With a comeback rate over 73% and an impressive 47% win rate even after losing a piece, romlamenace embodies resilience and nerves of steel — the true hallmarks of a menace on the board.

Opening Repertoire

A connoisseur of the Scandinavian Defense (especially the Mieses-Kotrc main line), romlamenace has clocked over 210 games in that opening alone, boasting an almost 58% win rate in bullet and solid performances across other time controls. The Scotch Game is another preferred battlefield, consistently yielding wins and thrilling tactical melees.

Other favorites include the Four Knights Game Scotch Variation Accepted (a spicy 70% win rate in bullet) and the sometimes-controversial Alekhine’s Defense Scandinavian Variation, proving versatility and a willingness to embrace less trodden paths.

Battle Record & Tendencies

• Bullet: 426 wins, 403 losses, 19 draws — a relentless pursuit of victory, even if the odds occasionally bite back.
• Daily: A tame but impressive 62 wins to 18 losses, proving patience pays off.
• Blitz: Nearly a thousand wins peppered with some bruising fights (920 wins vs 857 losses).
• Rapid: Strong showings with a solid 296 wins to 221 losses, showcasing balanced skills in mid-paced games.

Their longest winning streak of 9 games and a notorious 14-game losing skid remind us all that chess is a battle of ups and downs — but romlamenace’s current streak suggests the menace is back on the rise.

Psychological Profile & Quirks

Known to be slightly impatient (early resignation rate at 1.8%) but with a low “tilt factor” around 14, romlamenace handles defeats and comebacks like a seasoned warrior. Peak alertness seems to strike around 10 AM, so maybe don’t challenge them before their morning coffee.

The time control is their playground; a 71% win rate at 10 AM and excellent success in afternoon hours means they’ve got that chess circadian rhythm locked down.

Recent Highlights

The latest victory was a dazzling checkmate with the French Defense Exchange Variation, beating Beginner-0106 in just 29 moves — a classic demonstration of clinical technique and precise calculation.

On the flip side, some recent losses against Arigaa and Miralismaill show that even merciless menace romlamenace meets worthy foes — and every defeat only sharpens the claws for the next fight.

Summary

romlamenace is a seasoned chess battler with a penchant for Scandinavian Defense intricacies and the Scotch Game’s tactical fireworks. Whether grinding in daily or blitz duels or blazing through bullet matches, this player combines strategic patience with a dash of daring — truly a menace on the chessboard that opponents should respect and fear.