superchessanomaniada

Profile: superchessanomaniada

Meet superchessanomaniada, a Blitz battler with a reputation for both resilience and mystery. In the fast-paced world of Blitz chess, they have danced through 201 games, amassing 81 wins and 17 draws, but also have a knack for embracing losses—103 of them! Not one to shy away from challenges, their peak rating hit 1533 in 2025, with an average that’s a humble 1306-ish.

Known for an almost obsession-worthy dedication to the Top Secret opening (yes, it’s literally called Top Secret), superchessanomaniada boasts a respectable 40% win rate in this mysterious arena. It seems this player thrives on keeping opponents guessing and sometimes baffled.

A strategist at heart, they’ve never been a fan of early quits—resigning before the game’s done is practically taboo, with an outrageously low early resignation rate of just 0.97%. Instead, they steer into the complexity of endgames, showing up in over 83% of their matches. Lengthy battles are their jam, with wins averaging 79 moves on the clock; they clearly believe in the long chess hugs.

Now here’s where it gets spicy: superchessanomaniada has a comeback rate of a whopping 91%, proving they’re the phoenix rising from the ashes after setbacks. Losing a piece? No biggie—they have a perfect 100% win rate after losing material. Opponents beware!

Though their tilt factor is a modest 8 (chess can be frustrating, no doubt), this player shines brightest on Tuesdays and Mondays, boasting win rates north of 60%. In contrast, Thursdays and Sundays seem to be their sudoku days, where winning is less frequent.

When playing with white pieces, superchessanomaniada wins about 34% of the time; with black, this magic number climbs to nearly 47%. Prefer black? You’re in luck.

Despite tough recent opponents like sashabirh05 and chesssniper234 besting them without mercy, superchessanomaniada holds grudges (and victories) against many, boasting perfect win records against a healthy crowd of challengers.

In short: superchessanomaniada is the tenacious, somewhat secretive Blitz aficionado who never gives up, plays the long game, and delights in unexpected comebacks. With an opening called “Top Secret,” who knows what surprises they’ll unveil next?