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stockfish1064POPCNT

Since 2024 (Active) Chess.com ♟♟
56.5%- 37.4%- 6.1%
Bullet 2094
11W 9L 1D
Blitz 2400
191W 119L 18D
Rapid 2396
94W 68L 13D

Overview

stockfish1064POPCNT is a rapid-focused chess player known for long, tactical games and an uncanny ability to stage comebacks. Prefers 10+ or similar rapid time controls and shows a clear fondness for closed and semi-closed positions that can explode into tactical fireworks. This profile blends performance data with a little personality - imagine a quiet opening, then sudden chaos on move 20.

Preferred time control: Rapid. Key traits include a high endgame frequency and an above average comeback rate, which makes stockfish1064POPCNT especially dangerous when a game looks lost.

Performance Snapshot

  • Consistent rapid specialist with a string of strong months from 2024 to 2026
  • Peak Rapid performance recorded in early January 2026 2399 (2026-01-04)
  • Notable ability to win after material loss: Win rate after losing a piece ~53%

Trend chart for Rapid play (select to expand):

Rapid Rating240623822357233323082024: 23182025: 23912026: 2396202420252026

Playing Style

stockfish1064POPCNT mixes long strategic planning with sudden tactical strikes. Games tend to be long - average decisive game length is around 70 to 76 moves - and endgames appear frequently. The player rarely resigns early and often grinds opponents down in complex endgame positions.

  • Endgame frequency: high - about 75% of games reach an endgame phase
  • Avg moves per win: about 74
  • Comeback rate: very strong at about 81%
  • Psychology: low tilt factor, often at peak form very early in the morning (best time listed at 06:00)

Top Openings and Performance

Openings are a place of personality for this player. They show specialist-level results in a few lines and vulnerability in a couple of common defenses.

  • As Black: Sicilian Dragon - excellent results with the Yugoslav Attack line (stellar win rate in Blitz and solid in Rapid)
  • As White: King’s Indian, Makogonov Variation - a Rapid favorite with very high win rate
  • Struggling areas: Petrov's Defense in Rapid shows challenges; Slav Defense has mixed results depending on time control

Some representative opening trends:

  • Dragon (Yugoslav) - huge success as Black in Blitz
  • Makogonov Variation - dependable weapon as White in Rapid
  • Queen's Gambit Declined lines - solid and frequently used

Openings quick link: Sicilian_Defense King's_Indian_Defense

Streaks, Opponents, and Memorable Records

  • Longest winning streak: 9 games
  • Longest losing streak: 5 games
  • Most-played opponent: alierents (9 games) with a dominant record in favor of stockfish1064POPCNT

Quick links to frequent opponents:

  • alierents - alierents
  • miles-birch - miles-birch
  • sanjeevirs - Sanjeev Kumar

Watch a competitive rematch example:

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When to Challenge stockfish1064POPCNT

Timing matters. This player posts the highest win rates on Sunday and mid-morning hours. Late afternoon and early evening are also strong windows. If you want the edge, avoid playing around 12:00 local time where performance dips.

  • Best days: Sunday (win rate ~64%), Wednesday and Monday are also strong
  • Best hours: 09:00, 15:00, and 19:00 show high win rates

Sample Game Snippet

Here is a compact PGN of a typical long, strategic game that transitions to tactics. Use the viewer to play it through.

[[Pgn|d4|d5|c4|c6|Nc3|Nf6|Nf3|e6|Bg5|Be7|e3|O-O|Rc1|Nbd7|Bd3|Re8|O-O|h6|Bh4|b6|cxd5|exd5|Ne5|Bb7|f4|c5|Bb5|Rf8|Qf3|Nxe5|fxe5|Ne4|Bxe7|Qxe7|Nxe4|dxe4|Qf4|cxd4|exd4|Qb4|Rc7|Bd5|a4|Qxb2|Rfc1|Qxd4+|Kh1|e3|Qxd4|Rxd4|h3|Rf4|Rd1+|Rxd1|Rxd1+|Kg2|Rf2+|Kg3|Rxg2+|Kf4|g5+|Kf5|Rg3|h4|Rf3|Kg4|Rg1|h5|Kg5|exf6|Rf8|

Quick Facts & SEO-Friendly Keywords

  • Username: stockfish1064POPCNT
  • Specialty: Rapid chess, long endgames, tactical comebacks
  • Keywords: chess profile, rapid chess specialist, Sicilian Dragon, Makogonov Variation, comeback player

See a compact rating chart and peak marker for Rapid play in the timeline above.

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