Profile: santom3
Meet santom3, a chess player whose rating history tells a fascinating tale of evolution across different time controls, proving that in the biological ecosystem of chess, adaptation is key. Starting from a modest Blitz rating of 978 in 2021, santom3 has shown a resilience reminiscent of a chessboard chameleon, shifting and improving with time, reaching up to 1128 at one point.
While their Bullet games flash as fast as a lightning bug’s blink, with peaks near 931 in 2023, their Daily performance is more methodical and deliberate, with a max rating over 1300 — proving santom3 can both sprint and marath-on the board. The chess mitochondria inside santom3 fuels long endgames too, with an endgame frequency close to 61%, indicating a preference for those slow, steady battles where every move counts.
Their playing style aligns well with a steady predator – early resignations are rare (only 1.28%), and comebacks happen often, almost like a phoenix rising from the ashes with a 71% comeback rate. Interestingly, santom3 has a perfect 100% win rate after losing a piece, a true testament to tactical resilience that would make any predator proud. Also, their average moves per game show patience — around 58 moves per win, and about 63 in losses, suggesting a thinker who doesn’t rush but plays the long game.
Sporting a healthy competitive spirit reflected in balanced White (51.16%) and Black (48.07%) win rates, santom3’s stamina shows in performing best on Tuesdays, and winning most around noon and early evening hours — a prime time for hunting pawns and queening strategies.
Off the board, santom3 boasts an amusingly low tilt factor of 8, showing a calm DNA under pressure, though they admit to being slightly less effective in rated games compared to casual ones. With a longest winning streak of 11 games and a current streak still flexing four wins strong, it’s clear santom3's career is far from dormant.
In summary: santom3 is a formidable chess organism, evolving steadily through the ranks, thriving in complex endgames and tactical warfare alike. Whether in the high-speed jungle of bullet or the slow-growth forest of daily chess, santom3 plays the game with a biological finesse that would make Darwin proud — survival isn’t just about strength, but brains too.
