Thomas Aa.

Profile: Thomas Aa. (thomaf0409)

Meet Thomas Aa., a chess player whose rating history is a fascinating study in evolutionary chess dynamics! Though his blitz performance peaked back in 2021 with a high of 531, his more recent rapid games in 2024 show a resilient comeback with a max rating of 346. It's clear Thomas knows how to make a strategic metamorphosis, proving that even in the world of pawns and knights, adaptation is key.

With a curious and calculated playing style, Thomas exhibits a high frequency of endgames — a remarkable 91.67% — suggesting he enjoys the battle of wits in the late stages of the game where survival instincts really matter. His average moves per win (63) and loss (68.75) show he doesn't just rush—he nurtures the position until it's ready to hatch into victory or learn from the defeat.

Thomas’s tactical awareness is nothing short of a chess chameleon: a perfect 100% comeback rate and win rate after losing a piece hint at a tenacity that refuses to be checkmated by setbacks. Like a clever crustacean shedding its shell to fight another day, Thomas bounces back with vigor.

However, the white side has been a tougher habitat, with just a 14.29% win rate, and a black side still waiting to see its first victory. The player’s highest success against opponents is well illustrated by the one and only flawless win against rizzrazz34, while others like kejad remain challenging environments with a win rate of 0%.

His psychological tilt factor at 5 suggests occasional moments of lost calm, but nothing too venomous—in fact, Thomas's win difference against rated vs casual opponents is a mere 8.33%, showing he's fairly consistent whether dealing with rookies or seasoned hunters.

Fun fact: Thomas's best battles unfold at 11 AM on Wednesdays, where he boasts a 100% win rate — a prime time when his neural synapses fire like a protein folding perfectly into a winning shape!

To summarize, Thomas Aa. blends patience, resilience, and a biological flair for adaptation, making him a fascinating brain in the chess biosphere. Watch him evolve, one move at a time, as he continues to grow those rating numbers and hatch his full potential.