stakax

Profile Summary: stakax

Meet stakax, a rapid-fire chess enthusiast who's been making moves and breaking ratings since 2023. With a current rapid rating hovering around the mid-400s and a peak at an impressive 491, stakax is the kind of player who knows how to turn the tables—boasting an impressive 63.8% comeback rate when down in material. Talk about resilience!

Stakax's style? Like a fine espresso, it’s strong and bold. With an average game lasting about 46 moves when winning and around 51 when losing, patience and strategy clearly brew in every battle. They’ve mastered the King’s Pawn Opening, playing it in over 120 rapid games with a respectable 50.8% win rate—although their favorite sub-variations can sometimes be as sneaky as that one sock in the laundry you never find.

Fun fact: stakax’s best time to strike is at 4 AM, where win rates skyrocket to a perfect 100%! Night owl by nature, no doubt plotting checkmates while the world dreams.

Stakax has a love-hate relationship with the Van't Kruijs Opening, sporting a modest 30.77% win rate there, but hey, everyone needs a challenge. Meanwhile, the Queen’s Pawn Horwitz Defense sees them shine with a robust 63.64% win rate—a reliable ace from the sleeve.

Though victories are plenty (with 277 wins in rapid and blitz combined), losses and draws spice up the journey: after all, even grandmasters trip over their own knights sometimes. Stakax has survived a few tough streaks too, with a longest losing streak of 12 games—better luck next time, right?

In their most memorable recent win, against aspicbdx33, stakax clinched victory with the classic King's Pawn Opening, sealing the deal when the opponent resigned—proof positive that stakax can press the pressure just right.

Whether it's rapid or blitz, stakax keeps chess fresh, fierce, and fun. If you face them, watch out for early resignations (they have a quirky 11.86% early-admission-of-defeat rate) and a battlefield that often lasts longer than your favorite TV series episodes. A player to watch, laugh with, and definitely not underestimate at the board!