spawnjota

The average number of moves per game reveals a thoughtful player who savors the struggle—winning in about 54 moves on average, and learning the hard way in losses that drag on a little longer (58 moves). Never rushed, always calculating.

During white's turn, spawnjota wins nearly 48% of the time, and when playing black, the win rate nudges up slightly to nearly 49%, proving they're comfortable dancing on both sides of the board.

When & How They Shine

Spawnjota’s battle hours are mostly unconventional: best moves have struck between 5 AM and 7 AM, with a dazzling perfect performance at 9 AM—clearly, early birds get the chessworms! Fridays and Saturdays bring slightly better fortunes, with Saturday win rates just tipping over 51%.

Be warned: a tilt factor of 12 means even the best can get flustered, but at least spawnjota's rated vs casual win difference (48%) tells us they're serious contenders in competitive settings.

Opening Mysteries & Rivalries

Spawnjota has a secret weapon: an anonymously strong opening performance recorded as "Top Secret" with thousands of games played—so secret, even an espionage novel would be envious!

Their records against most opponents range from utterly crushing some players with 100% win rates, to being the unlucky side of others. For instance, poor diegoferfull98 has managed to win only 27% of the encounters, firmly establishing spawnjota as a formidable adversary. And let’s just say recent matches with some regular opponents haven’t gone well – zero wins there, but hey, everyone has their kryptonite, right?

Legacy & Humor

With over 4,300 rapid games under the belt and a pretty balanced win/loss record (2110 wins and 2126 losses), spawnjota plays the long chess game of life with humor and resilience. They're the kind of player who, despite occasional blunders, keep coming back for more, fueling their eternal fight for checkmate glory—and the occasional humble brag.

So here’s to spawnjota: a chess player who proves it’s not always about being grandmaster perfect, but about enjoying the journey, one pawn at a time.