Timohasheff

Timohasheff: The Unassuming Chess Contender

Meet Timohasheff, a rapid chess player who embodies the spirit of both perseverance and occasional chaos on the board. With a peak rapid rating hovering around 1210 in 2024 and even reaching 1122 in early 2025, Timohasheff is no stranger to the thrilling oscillations of the game—ranging from nail-biting wins to humbling losses.

Timohasheff has played over 3,000 rapid games, winning almost as many as lost (1558 wins vs. 1555 losses) and drawing just shy of 154 times. They have an undeniable habit of never quitting early, reflected by a modest early resignation rate of 5.66%, and a preference for lengthy endgames, engaging in nearly 57% of all games beyond the mid-game battles.

One of Timohasheff’s proudest statistics? A flamboyant comeback rate of 70.86%! This player refuses to be counted out, often turning the tides after losing crucial pieces. To add to the mystique, Timohasheff boasts a 100% win rate in games after losing a piece—a true fighter’s spirit.

When it comes to style, Timohasheff is a deliberate tactician, averaging about 63 moves in wins and 57 in losses, ensuring every move counts. Whether wielding the white or black pieces, Timohasheff maintains a competitive win rate, slightly favoring white at 49.11% over black’s 46.27%.

Strategically cryptic, Timohasheff’s favorite opening is... Top Secret. Cleverly disguised and unpredictable, this approach leaves opponents guessing and gasping at the board’s unfolding drama.

Playing mostly in the afternoon and evening hours, Timohasheff’s best winning percentage spikes late at night, especially around 23:00 when they hit an impressive 59.29% win rate—perhaps the chess stars shine brightest then.

Despite a tilt factor of 9 (indicating some frustration on the battlefield), Timohasheff maintains a keen psychological edge, winning nearly half their games, and showing a remarkable 47.7% better performance in rated games than casual ones. Clearly, they thrive under pressure — or perhaps just enjoy embarrassing themselves slightly less in official matches.

And the rivalries? Against players like jacob1964 and johnchambers1961, Timohasheff boasts a perfect 100% win record, though against others like stefou26, it’s a tough 0%. The mix of triumph and defeat only fuels the next game’s fire.

In summary, Timohasheff is a dedicated chess gladiator who combines resilience, subtle craftiness, and a pinch of mystery—a player who won’t quit before the final move, and certainly won’t let you forget it.