rram013

Meet rram013: The Chessboard Biologist

If chess were a living organism, rram013 would be the curious cell exploring all its intricate pathways—and occasionally mutating before reaching the next stage. With a rapid rating evolving from a humble 792 in early 2023 to a sturdier 845 in 2024, this player’s journey resembles a Darwinian struggle, full of wins, losses, and a few draws acting as the evolutionary checkpoints.

Career Evolution & Statistics

In the petri dish of rapid chess, rram013 has played nearly 400 games, winning 155, losing 211, and drawing 15. While not immune to setbacks, the player's comeback rate is a whopping 68%, showing impressive resilience when things look bleak. Their win rate after losing a piece? A perfect 100%. Talk about cellular regeneration!

Preferred Openings – The Genetic Code of Play

• King’s Pawn Opening: The classic DNA strand—68 games with a near 47% win rate.
• Center Game: This opening sparks some life with a 53.8% win rate, proving that sometimes the nucleus really is the core.
• Scandinavian Defense & Bishop’s Opening: Slightly less fertile ground, but still a vital part of rram013’s genetic makeup, holding steady with around a 30% win rate.

Playing Style: Slow But Steady Mitosis

With an average move count of 55 in wins and 73 in losses, rram013 tends to spread their tactical cells slowly across the board. They exhibit a high endgame frequency of 68%, indicating patient growth rather than quick burns of energy. Early resignations are rare (only 1.9%), so they prefer to let the match evolve fully, like a well-timed cell division.

Psychological Traits & Time Preferences

Tilting happens but is relatively contained (tilt factor of 9). Interestingly, rram013 shines brightest on Wednesdays and around 8 PM, boasting win rates exceeding 50% during those times—a true circadian rhythm champ! But watch out: the player has a -59.47% win difference when shifting between rated and casual battles, perhaps a phase change in their chess metabolism.

A Unique Opponent Ecosystem

rram013's ecosystem of opponents is diverse. Against some adversaries like jayv1106 and tahmal7, they’ve demonstrated a perfect 100% win rate—genetically dominant! On the flip side, some foes remain elusive prey with 0% success, showcasing the survival of the fittest in real-time evolution.

All in all, rram013’s chess is a fascinating biological experiment—sometimes messy, often resilient, and always evolving. Here’s to continued growth in the vast biosphere of the chess universe!