SpeedUp31

SpeedUp31: The Maverick of the Chessboard

Meet SpeedUp31, a rapid battlefield tactician whose chess journey is as exhilarating as his username suggests. With a peak rapid rating of 784 achieved in early 2023, SpeedUp31 has a knack for quick thinking and even quicker moves. Playing almost 700 rapid games, this player balances wins and losses with a charmingly stubborn 46.86% win rate using his Top Secret opening strategies — because some secrets are too good to share.

Not one to shy away from intense battles, SpeedUp31 averages about 56 moves per win, proving that patience often pays off, unlike his average losses at just 45 moves, where the pressure seems to get to him. Interestingly, his come back rate is a staggering 72.69%, showing he rarely packs up his kings without putting up a fight—a true chess gladiator who relishes turning the tables.

When it comes to time control, rapid is his comfort zone, but don’t count him out in bullet and blitz games, where he’s shown flashes of brilliance with peak blitz and bullet ratings of 759 and 342, respectively. His early resignation rate hovers around a humble 10.56%, meaning he tries to squeeze every bit of potential from the board before conceding—a true fighter!

SpeedUp31 fights best under the stars as his best time of day to play is nightfall, especially at 22:00, where his win rate shoots up. Fridays clearly bring out the best in him with a win rate over 53%, and Sundays... well, he’s keeping it competitive at almost 45%. But beware — his tilt factor is modestly at 10, a reminder that even warriors sometimes get a little salty.

His recent games tell tales of thrilling checkmates and stubborn contests. The latest victory came with a slick checkmate leveraging the Nimzowitsch Defense, sealing the deal in style. Losses? Of course, he has those too — including a tough battle on an English Opening board where he met his match but is sure to come back stronger.

Off the board, SpeedUp31’s style is a mix of strategic depth and a little mischief — he’s the kind of player who might lose a piece but win the game anyway, boasting a 42.69% win rate after losing material. And if you think he plays it safe, think again: with a longest winning streak of 8 and a losing streak of 10, this player embraces highs and lows like a roller coaster—because what’s chess without a little thrill?

All in all, SpeedUp31 is a spirited and evolving chess enthusiast who turns every match into an engaging story, effortlessly combining determination with unpredictability. If you catch him online, beware his swift moves—you may just blink and miss a crafty checkmate!