TomChess83920

Profile Summary: TomChess83920

Meet TomChess83920, a rapid and blitz enthusiast who has mastered the delicate art of keeping opponents on their toes — sometimes until they resign, sometimes until the checkmate dance finishes, and occasionally until the timer runs out. Rated a respectable 941 in rapid chess and a sprightly 1311 in blitz (with a flawless 1-game, 1-win record in blitz!), TomChess83920’s style is a curious mix of resilience and creativity.

Chess Journey & Performance

Tom has played 183 rapid games, finessing 91 wins and holding off 80 losses with some strategic draws sprinkled in. Not one to quit early, Tom explores endgames in nearly 70% of wins, showing both patience and grit, with average winning games lasting about 63 moves — enough time to brew a good cup of chess-tea.

Notably, Tom’s comeback rate is an impressive 88%, proving that losing a piece isn’t the end of the world, but more of a “plot twist” in the chess saga. The psychological tilt factor is mild, just at 5, so you won’t catch Tom rocking the keyboard after a sneaky blunder.

Opening Repertoire

When it comes to openings, TomChess83920 has favorites and some cheeky gambits up the sleeve:

• Queen's Gambit Accepted Central Variation (Greco Variation): a perfect 5 out of 5 wins, because why not be flawless?
• Queen's Gambit Accepted overall sports a strong 83.33% win rate — clearly a reliable weapon.
• King's Pawn Opening thrills with a 70% win ratio; kings love to advance!
• Curiously adventurous in the Englund Gambit and Italian Game, with solid 50% win streaks — risky business, but sometimes it pays off.
• The Queen's Pawn Chigorin Variation hasn’t been as kind, with only 16.67% wins. Perhaps it’s the “ugly duckling” of Tom's opening choices.

Memorable Moments

TomChess83920's recent win over the player Shiba-a was a swift resignation victory involving a Queen's Gambit Accepted Central Variation — a statement of both patience and power. While some losses sting (looking at you, muradhyari with a 42.86% win rate against), Tom's ability to bounce back with determination is nothing short of chess-legendary.

Playing Style & Quirks

Prefer to play around 14:00 GMT? That’s Tom’s prime time, boasting a win rate of over 70% in that hour. A slight nocturnal weakness is apparent at 19:00 with a mere 16.67% success rate — maybe a chess snack break is needed there.

Tom avoids early resignations altogether, which is admirable, and enjoys long, tactical endgames. The average rapid game loss lasts longer than wins — perhaps reflecting stubbornness or epic battles where Tom gives opponents full credit before falling.

In Conclusion

TomChess83920 may not yet hang with the grandmasters, but with a heart full of tactical grit, a streak of 9 wins once upon a time, and a quirky but effective opening repertoire, this player brings a blend of fun, resilience, and strategic charm to the chessboard. Whether you’re facing Tom in blitz or rapid, expect the unexpected — and maybe a surprise checkmate before you finish your morning coffee.