Stefachest

Stefachest: A Rapid Chess Journey

Meet Stefachest, a rapid chess enthusiast on a rollercoaster rating ride from 162 in 2024 to a modest 167 in early 2025. With an adventurous spirit and a streaky game style, Stefachest's longest winning streak stands at three—proving that even a handful of consecutive victories can feel like conquering a grandmaster's fortress.

Playing Style & Stats

Stefachest's games average around 40 moves to win, savoring the delicious complexity of middlegame tactics and endgames alike (endgames appear in about 30% of games). Perhaps not one to dwell on losses—moves often average around 31 before defeat—this player has a unique talent for making stunning comebacks with a 56% comeback rate and an impressive 100% win rate after losing a piece. Opponents beware: Stefachest never gives up easily!

Record & Rivalries

With 16 wins, 22 losses, and 5 draws, the battle record is one of gritty determination. Stefachest has yet to crack the code against frequent foes like thrghoost and lali_gvaramadze, holding a 0% win rate against their last five opponents. On the flip side, Stefachest boasts a spotless 100% win rate over a colorful roster of less regular adversaries such as donaldtrump011 and chessmaster5997, showing that when the stars align, victory is certain.

Timing & Tempo

Wednesday is definitely Stefachest's lucky day, with a win rate soaring to nearly 67%. Evenings around 8 to 9 pm see a solid 40-43% win ratio, while weekends can be a bit rough—Saturday yields a 0% win rate. Clearly, Stefachest thrives under midweek pressure but might want to rethink those weekend marathon sessions.

A Psychological Profile

With a tilt factor of just 5, Stefachest keeps composure under fire, though early resignation happens in about 18% of games—a possible nod to refined pragmatism or secret impatience. The difference in performance between rated and casual games sits at 37%, implying that Stefachest can kick it up a notch when it really counts.

The Secret Weapon: "Top Secret" Opening

What’s in the repertoire? Apparently, the mysterious "Top Secret" opening, played in 43 rapid games with a win rate just shy of 38%. It seems Stefachest likes to keep opponents guessing—even if the surprise isn't always victorious!

In summary, Stefachest is a fighter with a knack for nail-biting comebacks, a penchant for mysterious openings, and the perseverance to keep battling through losses—chess’s ultimate blend of grit and grace in rapid time control. The next victory is always just a move away!