Yoyo Ah

Profile Summary: Yoyo Ah (subhra963)

Meet Yoyo Ah, also known in the chess realm as subhra963, a player whose journey on the board is as dynamic as their online username. Starting with a modest Blitz rating of 701 back in 2017, Yoyo has steadily navigated the treacherous waters of chess, facing ups, downs, and the occasional checkmate surprise.

In the rapid-fire Blitz arena, Yoyo’s games are a rollercoaster of thrill — boasting over 5,000 games with nearly as many wins as losses, proving resilience and tenacity with an almost 49% win rate. Bullet chess? Yoyo’s fingers fly with nearly 1,830 games played and an impressive near 50% win strike rate — a true speed demon! Rapid games tell an even more charming story, with a high-water mark rating of 1442 and a near 50% overall win rate, balancing sharp tactics with thoughtful timing.

Yoyo doesn’t just play chess; they live it. Their longest winning streak? A solid 11 games — enough to convince anyone that this player might just have a secret stash of chess magic.

But it’s not all seriousness and math: with an “Early Resignation Rate” of just over 6%, Yoyo’s no quitter, sticking it out through thick and thin. Their endgame frequency clocks in at nearly half of all games, showing a preference for battles that require true strategic finesse. And talk about psychological strength — a comeback rate of over 70% and a perfect 100% win rate after losing a piece means Yoyo plays with the heart of a lion and the mind of a grandmaster in the making.

And if you’re wondering when Yoyo is most dangerous? It seems they operate best under the moonlight, with peak win rates at midnight (53.66%) and even early morning hours like 9 AM and 8 PM, perhaps because tricky moves require caffeine and a clear mind.

Facing opponents from all walks of the chess universe, Yoyo has a penchant for scoring perfect 100% win rates against players like apollo2370 and johnnydett, while other adversaries keep them on their toes.

In short, Yoyo Ah is the chess enthusiast who combines persistence, speed, tactical awareness, and a sprinkle of unpredictability. Whether they’re sharpening their rapid reflexes or grinding through long endgames, Yoyo continues to make their mark, one move at a time — all while keeping a smile, proving that chess is as much fun as it is challenge.