swood931

Profile: swood931

Meet swood931, a chess enthusiast on a thrilling rollercoaster ride through the 64 squares. With a peak rapid rating of 391 achieved in April 2025, swood931 may not be top grandmaster material yet, but every game tells a story of fiery passion and countless battles fought — and won.

Chess Adventures & Stats

• Playing primarily rapid games, swood931 has played 170 matches, winning 75, losing 78, and drawing 17.
• The win rate hovers at a respectable 44.12%, proving that while victory is sweet, the fight is even sweeter.
• Longest winning streak: 4 games. Longest losing streak: 9 games. Clearly, swood931 knows how to taste both glory and humble pie!
• Psychologically not prone to tilt (Tilt Factor of 9), but don't expect a comeback king here — the classic chess comeback rate sits at 65%, but “swood” fights best when the pieces cooperate.
• Wins are just as likely playing as Black (44.83%) as White (43.37%), showing a balanced and adaptable style.

Playing Style & Personality

Strategically, swood931 loves a good endgame — with an endgame frequency of over 50%, games tend to go the distance, giving plenty of drama before the curtain falls. On average, games end after about 50 moves, which might be code for "I'll endure your tricks but prepare for a long haul!"

The early resignation rate is low at just 5.13%, so surrender does not come easy here.

Interestingly, the best time of day for swood931 to wreck opponents is around 7 PM, where the win rate jumps to a dazzling 87.5%. Maybe that’s when the brain’s most “swood”?

Favorite Openings & Rivals

All games are shrouded in mystery with the opening labeled as "Top Secret." Whether this is a tactical ruse or swood931 just likes to keep opponents guessing, one thing’s for sure — opponents never know what’s coming next!

Facing a variety of opponents, swood931 holds enviable perfect win rates against users like quartzor and 18jumbo, but some rivals like kajustajus and nel20 have been tougher cookies to crack.

Recent Battles

In recent memorable clashes, swood931 demonstrated checkmate mastery with victories against quartzor and baby_gang7, often concluding games with textbook precision — or at least with finger-drumming confidence on the keyboard after sealing the deal.

Losses, like a stubborn chess coach, have been equally instructive. Defeats by Cruachan7 and Gonzal-5 remind swood931 that even the best need to sharpen the tactics now and then.

In Summary

While not yet a legend of the chess world, swood931 embodies the spirit of a passionate competitor: resilient, strategic, and occasionally cryptic. One day, those long losing streaks could turn into epic winning runs. Until then, the rook and bishop remain at the ready for the next encounter. Checkmate or not, the game goes on!