Stickgonedumb

Profile Summary: Stickgonedumb

Meet Stickgonedumb, a chess player whose journey through the 64-square biosphere is as unpredictable as a genetic mutation in the wild world of pawns and knights. Their rating history tells a tale of adaptation and resilience, with a peak bullet blitz performance of 800 in 2022 – a flawless start like a perfect codon matching.

Despite a bit of a stumble through 2023, with Blitz ratings dipping from 408 to around 200, and a corresponding drop in Bullet and Rapid play, Stickgonedumb maintains a spirited approach, showing a comeback rate of 55.95%, demonstrating cellular-level tenacity to regenerate and counterattack.

Their opening repertoire reads like a phylogenetic tree, favoring the King’s Pawn Opening family with a 51.5% win rate in Blitz and a respectable 47.4% in Rapid. They also wield the Bishop’s Opening with a punishing 75% win rate in Blitz — like a venomous bite in the early game! The Italian Game, however, is their kryptonite, with no wins to report; perhaps a place for future evolutionary development.

Stickgonedumb's style can be summarized as a mix of cautious survival and bold strikes. With an average of 52 moves per win and 37 per loss, they tend to engage in fights that unfold like a long, suspenseful cellular mitosis rather than quick apoptosis. Their winning rate is roughly 37% whether playing white or black, showing a consistent, if somewhat quirky, playing RNA pattern.

Interestingly, they have a high early resignation rate (27.56%), suggesting that sometimes when the genetic code goes haywire, they abort early to conserve energy for the next life form – or game. When scrambling from behind, however, they shine: a 100% win rate after losing a piece reveals a tactical mindset that’s as adaptive as bacteria dodging antibiotics.

Opponent-wise, Stickgonedumb’s victories are highly selective — beating opponents like abbecf and yummyvineet 100% of the time, while struggling against others like harshal0704. It’s a bit like survival of the fittest on the digital chessboard.

When it comes to their biological clock, Stickgonedumb performs best around noon (12 PM with 100% win rate) and afternoons, perhaps indicating their neurons fire best after a good meal or a coffee break. Sundays seem lucky as well, with the highest weekly win (50%).

Though sometimes tilted by the strain of the game (Tilt Factor: 11), Stickgonedumb remains a fascinating study in chess evolution: fearless, sometimes dumbfounded, yet always ready to stick around and play dumb... until the next brilliant, unexpected move.

In the ecosystem of chess, Stickgonedumb is a quirky but enduring species — a true survivor under the microscope of countless opponents.