Meet TLala26, a chess enthusiast whose rapid growth mirrors the exponential growth of a budding bacterium! With a rapid rating blossoming from 229 in early 2024 to a peak hover around the 620 mark in 2025, TLala26 has demonstrated a remarkable adaptability across the chessboard’s ecosystem.
Specializing mainly in Rapid chess, TLala26 has played a whopping 558 rapid games with a consistent 47% win rate — a true sign of persistence and cellular-level resilience. Daily, bullet, and blitz games add a lively diversity to their tactical genome, with daily games peaking at an impressive 647 rating. Despite a somewhat stinging bullet rating averaging around 320, TLala26 strikes back with a 58.6% comeback rate, proving that losing a piece is just a tiny mutation from which they recover flawlessly—winning 100% of the time after such setbacks!
With a longest winning streak of 9 games, TLala26’s gameplay is as infectious as a virus but with less damage and more cunning. Their endgame frequency is high (57%), showing a propensity to engage lovingly in the final stages of battles, much like a biological system preferring efficient energy use before a metabolism reset.
Not only does TLala26 show an impressive black and white balance in wins (~47.87% White, 45.03% Black), but their average moves per win (51) and loss (65) suggest a patient neural network, analyzing complex positions with the precision of a DNA polymerase. Early resignations are rare (just 3.3%), proving stamina and strategic patience under pressure.
The player enjoys peak performance on Saturdays (53.45% win rate) and afternoons (notably 16:00 with 54% wins), proving that their chess mind thrives under the right circadian rhythms — perhaps a nod to the circadian biology that runs in all of us!
Opponents beware: TLala26's tactical awareness and psychological resilience keep their play infectious. With a tilt factor of only 8%, they remain cool-headed like an endotherm, adjusting to their environment with minimal fluctuations.
Whether you face TLala26 in rapid or bullet, every game is a tiny ecosystem where every move replicates, evolves, and sometimes, brilliantly mutates into victory.
