Tojithehitman

Tojithehitman - The Enigmatic Rapid Warrior

In the fast-paced world of rapid chess, Tojithehitman stands as a true gladiator of the board. With a peak Rapid rating of 1347 in 2025 and a respectable current rating of 1145, they have battled through more than 2200 games, winning 1090 and losing 1110—so close to even, but maybe those pesky draws (45 in total) are what keep the suspense alive.

Game Style and Personality

Known for their 44.45% endgame frequency and rather philosophical approach to the length of games—averaging about 50 moves whether they win or lose—Tojithehitman is not one to rush to shake hands. Although sometimes tempted to early resignation (6.85% of games), the resilience shines through with a spectacular 57.89% comeback rate. If losing a piece, they come back with the fury of 100% win rate. A true “never say die” attitude!

Psychology of Play

Beware the tilt factor—at 14%, Tojithehitman admits to the occasional moment of frustration... but with a nearly 50% win rate difference between rated and casual games, it seems the fire of competition fuels their best moves.

Opening Secrets and Opponents

Mystery surrounds their signature opening, aptly named “Top Secret”, boasting a 48.55% win rate. Perhaps this is the chess equivalent of the "I don’t tell you my openings, and you don’t tell me yours" club.

Against recent opponents, Tojithehitman is remarkably consistent, holding a clean 100% win streak against many, yet facing tough challenges against a few (hello, froggy1399!). The longest winning streak clocks at 8 consecutive victories, while the current streak is a strong 3 wins—because why stop now?

When and How They Play

The analysis shows pinpoint precision in timing, with peak performance mid-afternoon and evening hours (notably at 17:00 with a 56.62% win rate and early morning “4 AM and 3 AM” games boasting a flawless 60% win rate). Clearly, Tojithehitman might be fueled by coffee, sheer will, or the mysterious power of moonlight—take your pick.

Legacy and Humor

Tojithehitman, the name alone suggests a chess assassin, stealthily maneuvering in shadows, dropping pawns and kings alike. With white pieces, they hold a 50.58% win rate; with black, 46.51%—proving that even the dark side has its champions.

Forever a mix of grit and wit, Tojithehitman proves that chess isn’t just a game of kings and queens—it’s a saga of comebacks, secret openings, and just enough tilt to keep life spicy.