SlickWithIt11

Profile Summary: SlickWithIt11

Meet SlickWithIt11, the chess enthusiast who’s been sliding across the 64 squares with style and a dash of unpredictability. Known for a playing style that boasts a whopping 84.13% comeback rate, this player turns even the gloomiest positions around — talk about a phoenix rising from the ashes of blunders!

With a healthy respect for the endgame (appearing in 76.07% of their games), SlickWithIt11 often marches into those final moves with calm precision. They average around 65 moves per win, which means every match is a fascinating epic rather than a quick checkmate story. Probably because early resignation is rare (only 1.38%), they prefer to fight until the last pawn drops — or until you give up out of pure admiration.

Their bullet rating soared from 759 in 2024 to a rapid-fire 920 already in 2025. In blitz chess, they’ve shown flashes of brilliance around the 1,000+ rating mark, though with occasional ups and downs (last year’s 2025 blitz rating was 907). But don't be fooled – SlickWithIt11’s true power is their unstoppable spirit, and they have won all the games where they lost a piece! Yes, that’s a 100% win rate after losing material, which might have opponents wondering if pieces even matter in their grand plan.

When it comes to time preferences, this player shines brightest at 7 AM with a staggering 59% win rate and also dominates the evening hours around 9 to 10 PM. The mornings might catch other players still grabbing coffee, but SlickWithIt11 is already plotting tactical masterpieces.

Opponents beware: with a longest winning streak of 15 games, SlickWithIt11 can turn a slow day into a swift avalanche of victories. However, their "tilt factor" of 10 suggests a bit of drama when the chips are down — but nothing that derails their ultimate focus for long.

In true SlickWithIt11 style, their opening strategy remains classified under the mysterious “Top Secret” category, making it almost impossible to prepare for their game. If you face them, expect anything from a sneaky gambit to a positional squeeze.

In a nutshell, SlickWithIt11 isn't just here to play chess; they're here to show you moves so smooth, you'll wonder if the pieces are sliding on ice instead of wood. When they say “SlickWithIt,” they mean it!