szAlexandre

Profile Summary: szAlexandre

Meet szAlexandre, a chess enthusiast who moves through the ranks like a cunning piece on a well-structured genome—evolving each year from a rapid rating of 514 in 2023 to peaking at 714 in 2025, with a hearty appetite for rapid games (over 3,800 battles fought!). This player’s style could be described as a biological marvel: a near-perfect comeback specialist with a 77.89% rebound rate and an impressive 100% win rate after losing a piece. Talk about cellular resilience!

Whether donned in white or black, szAlexandre tends to have a slightly better winning chance with the white pieces (46.28% win rate) compared to black (41.41%). Patient as mitochondria powering a cell, their average game length is a robust 72 moves for wins, stretching a bit longer for losses, showing a tenacity to drag out the game until victory or defeat, like a slow but steady replication process.

Known for rarely conceding early (only 3.62% early resignation rate), szAlexandre thrives in endgames, engaging in them in nearly 74% of their matches—a true endgame expert who knows that, as in biology, the final stages determine survival.

With an eclectic record against a variety of opponents—including some with 100% loss rates and occasional tricky rivals—szAlexandre keeps their neural connections firing sharp and unpredictable. Their longest winning streak is a solid 8 games, and they're currently on a fresh 1-win streak, always ready to adapt and evolve.

Strategically, szAlexandre’s moves are a mix of well-thought-out gambits and tactical recoveries, bouncing back from setbacks like a phoenix—or maybe more biologically fitting, a regenerating lizard tail. Their tactical awareness shines most under pressure, with only about 5.28% of losses being one-sided, showing remarkable endurance and mental stamina in their chess “organism.”

Interestingly, their chess rhythm peaks at dawn and late evening, with the highest win rates around 10 AM and 11 PM—perhaps reflecting circadian peaks of the chessbrain’s neurotransmitters. Days like Wednesday yield the best success, suggesting a mid-week burst of chess vitality.

In sum, szAlexandre is an intriguing blend of chess skills and kingly cleverness, with a biological flair for endurance and a DNA-like code of perseverance. Whether you're a pawn or a queen, facing szAlexandre is a check on your survival instincts!