tazzarita

Profile Summary: tazzarita

Meet tazzarita, a chess enthusiast journeying through the labyrinth of pawns, knights, and queens with a mix of bold gambits and occasional tactical missteps. Rated with a peak Rapid rating of 937 and a solid Daily max of 917, tazzarita definitely knows how to ruffle some chess feathers - even if the stats suggest there's always room to grow!

Known for a comeback rate of an impressive 64%, tazzarita refuses to throw in the towel too early, even when a piece disappears mysteriously from the board. But beware, sometimes the early resignations add up (about 10%), proving that patience is still a developing virtue.

Playing style-wise, tazzarita tends to wage long, strategic battles with an average of 47 moves per win and a not-so-shabby endgame frequency of 53%. Both White and Black pieces feel the heat, boasting win rates of roughly 45% and 36%, respectively.

When it comes to openings, tazzarita keeps secrets close to the vest — with most games played under "Top Secret" openings (a fancy way of saying "a bit of this and that"), boasting a win rate near 43% in Rapid games. Queens Pawn Opening? Played once and lost. So maybe not the go-to move.

Time of day matters! This player shines brightest on the clock between 7 PM and 8 PM, hitting a stellar 62% win rate at 7 PM. So if you want to catch tazzarita off guard, dawn might be your best bet.

Despite the ups and downs — including a current losing streak of 7 games and a longest losing streak of 11 (ouch!), tazzarita has pulled off some slick victories. The most recent gem was a swift win on time using the Sicilian Defense against yazgyrn on April 6th, 2025: a strategic brawl full of outposts, queens dancing, and a final time blunder clinching the victory.

Losses happen, too, like the notable 2025-May-26 defeat by 2HCLx — a tough game featuring the Queen’s Pawn Opening that ended with resignation after a fierce endgame tussle. But as evident by the stats, every stumble is a set-up for a comeback.

Off the board, tazzarita might be a chess warrior armed with a digital sword and a stubborn heart, forever exploring openings, battling foes, and learning that in chess as in life, it’s not just about winning but the thrill of the game.

“Chess is 99% tactics,” tazzarita might humbly admit, “and the other 1% is trying to remember where I left my bishop.”