Thomas

ThomasZwijsen1: The Chess Virtuoso with a Killer Instinct

Meet ThomasZwijsen1, a formidable chess player whose daily rating skyrocketed from a humble 1334 in 2010 to an impressive peak of 2678 by 2011. With 141 wins out of 139 games recorded across two intense years, Thomas’s dominance on the board is nothing short of legendary—or borderline suspicious!

Opening Mastery

Thomas has an apparent fondness for the Sicilian Defense, boasting a 100% win rate in multiple variations, including the Open Scheveningen Classical Paulsen Variation and the Richter Rauzer Variation. If you encounter Thomas and decide to face the Sicilian, brace yourself—chances are, he'll flawlessly dismantle your defense.

A Streak to Put Others to Shame

His longest winning streak? A jaw-dropping 29 games! While the current streak may be resting at zero (because even champions need a break), his ability to bounce back is as sharp as his tactics, with a 100% win rate after losing a piece. Talk about turning lemons into checkmates.

Playing Style

Thomas is not one to resign early—his zero early resignation rate says it all. Instead, he prefers long, grueling battles averaging around 55 moves per win and 59 moves per loss. His endgame frequency is over half the time, proving he's patient, persistent, and deadly when it counts. Whether wielding the white or black pieces, his win rates (81.08% and 75.38% respectively) ensure he keeps both sides nervous.

Psychological Fortitude

Some might say Thomas has a tilt factor of 3—whatever that means—but his comeback rate of over 64% reveals a player who never quits and thrives under pressure. Rated or casual, his win difference of nearly 80% indicates he brings his A-game no matter the stakes.

Peak Performance Hours

Fun fact: Thomas performs best late at night and early morning, boasting near-perfect win rates at 12 PM, 13 PM, and even 1 AM. If you want to challenge him, maybe don’t book a game at 8 AM—his win rate hits 0% only then, possibly due to a mild intolerance for breakfast interruptions.

Opponent Records

While some opponents like supersharp77 and zybata have posed a unique challenge (0% win rate against Thomas), many fall victim to his strategic prowess, with names like sohamhg and janosik barely scraping a win. Thomas doesn’t just play chess; he writes small tragedies for his rivals on the board.

In summary, ThomasZwijsen1 is a fierce competitor blending tactical genius with relentless endurance. Challenging him might be a gamble, but witnessing his gameplay is pure entertainment—just don’t blink, or you might miss the move that seals your fate.