Tan-Phat7G: The Enigmatic Chess Maverick
Meet Tan-Phat7G, a chess player whose journey is as mysterious as their favorite opening, simply labeled "Top Secret". With a chess career blossoming spectacularly by 2025, Tan-Phat7G has demonstrated resilience, wit, and an uncanny ability to spark comebacks when others would resign to fate.
Rating Rollercoaster
Starting with humble beginnings in Rapid chess (rating 144 in 2023), Tan-Phat7G skyrocketed to an impressive Rapid rating of 791 by 2025, alongside respectable Bullet and Blitz ratings of 525 and 413 respectively. Their average game length suggests they prefer thoughtful scrambles, sticking around for an average of 54 moves in wins — sometimes stretching to the very edge of their tactical awareness.
Playing Style & Tendencies
Known for a relatively low early resignation rate (~9%) and a high endgame frequency (~49%), Tan-Phat7G is not one to quit early – they fight until the bitter end. With a comeback rate of nearly 67% and a perfect 100% win rate after losing a piece, this player turns adversity into opportunity. Opponents beware: losing one piece to Tan-Phat7G might just be the start of your downfall.
Favorite Openings: The 'Top Secret' Arsenal
While the specific moves remain a closely guarded secret, their record in the mysterious "Top Secret" opening family is outstanding, boasting a 55% win rate in Rapid and almost 49% in Bullet chess over hundreds of games. Interestingly, the Italian Game once brought a flawless victory, and the Four Knights Game Italian Variation claims a perfect 100% win rate – perhaps a sneaky nod to a classic touch amidst the secrecy.
Psychological Quirks
Tan-Phat7G’s tilt factor is surprisingly low at 7%, showing a composed mentality even when the board gets stormy. Yet, the player enjoys primetime chess hours — their winning chances peak dramatically at 5 am and 6 am with win rates of 69% and nearly 89%, respectively. Clearly, the crack-of-dawn owls have a slight advantage in this game!
Record Vs. Opponents
While Tan-Phat7G holds a perfect winning streak against some opponents like chessmandem323 and mattwalker8, others like plekup have proven stubbornly unbeaten against them. This split personality in the scoreboard adds a dash of spice to every encounter.
In Summary
Tan-Phat7G isn’t just a username — it’s a cryptic chess legend in the making. With a knack for tactical brilliance, a strong endgame presence, and a playful secrecy about their openings, this player might very well be chess’s next whispered enigma. Is it skill, luck, or some dark chess magic? Only time (and probably many more games) will tell.
