tmalln

Profile: tmalln

Meet tmalln, a chess enthusiast whose games can swing from thrilling comebacks to moments that make you wonder if the queen just took a coffee break. With a playing style marked by a 77.94% comeback rate and a 100% win rate after losing a piece, tmalln is the embodiment of resilience — the kind of player who thrives when the odds look against them, proving that it's not just about the opening moves but the heart (and brain) in the endgame.

From Blitz battles to Rapid duels, tmalln's journey has been full of ups and downs, but never dull. Peaking at a Blitz rating of 517 in 2025, this player boasts a solid track record with a 25-19-4 win-loss-draw record in Blitz and an impressive mastery of the King's Pawn Opening, winning over 56% of games with it. The Queen’s Pawn Opening is truly a favorite, with a perfect 100% win rate in Blitz and 80% in Rapid showing off balanced aggression and strategic depth.

If you catch tmalln on a Wednesday or Friday afternoon, watch out! Their win rate can shoot as high as 70%, and at 19:00 hours, they achieve a flawless 100% win rate — possibly fueled by after-work adrenaline or a lucky cup of espresso.

Not just a tactician but sometimes a pessimist, tmalln displays a early resignation rate of 9.43%, which means they aren't afraid to cut their losses and reset. But when the endgame arrives, they shine, with games often extending beyond 70 moves on taking wins, indicating both patience and stamina.

Opponents beware: tmalln holds particularly strong records against frequent rivals like nathgld (nearly 59% win rate) and fullgoushi (70%), indicating a knack for adapting to familiar foes. Conversely, some players apparently make tmalln's day more challenging — looking at you, giusy0312 (27% win rate).

In summary, tmalln may not yet be grandmaster material, but this fox in the chessboard is certainly a formidable and unpredictable contender, combining grit, smarts, and a hint of the unpredictably delightful chaos only a human brain can deliver. Keep an eye on this player — they might just pull off that unexpected checkmate when you least expect it!