Tometcheque

Profile: Tometcheque

Meet Tometcheque, a chess player whose rating evolution resembles the fascinating dance of a curious amoeba navigating its microscopic world—fluid, sometimes unpredictable, but always intriguing. With a 2025 peak Rapid rating of 264 and a bullet top score soaring to 285, Tometcheque has shown they're no mere pawn in the game of strategy.

Playing Style & Stats

With an early resignation rate of just 12%, Tometcheque is not quick to concede defeat—after all, those extra moments could nurture a comeback, a skill they’ve honed impressively with a 43.84% success rate bouncing back from adversity. When down a piece, this player channels the resilience of a tardigrade, boasting a remarkable 100% win rate.

Rapid games seem to be Tometcheque's natural habitat, with a solid average of 42 moves per win, showing perseverance akin to the steady growth rings on a tree trunk. Black pieces slightly edge out white with a 42.22% win rate, suggesting a knack for turning defense into attack.

Opening Repertoire Highlights

• Queens Pawn Opening: A favorite in Rapid games, with a sprightly 78% win rate—perhaps Tometcheque’s chess cells thrive best in this environment.
• Kings Pawn Opening Leonardis Variation: Perfect game stats with 100% wins in 2 Rapid and Bullet games, like a rare genetic mutation giving them an edge.
• Bullet Mastery: The Blackmar Gambit and Queens Pawn boast perfect win rates (100%) in Bullet, showing fearlessness in the face of lightning-fast decisions.

Opponent Dynamics & Psychological Traits

Tometcheque’s chess ecosystem includes frequent encounters with mmecaro, against whom they hold an impressive 80% win rate over five matches—a rivalry reminiscent of symbiotic species using strategy and adaptation.

While a tilt factor of 14 suggests occasional moments where nerves fray like a delicate nerve cell, Tometcheque’s overall resilience and tactical awareness often restore balance to their internal chess biosphere.

When to Watch

Playing best on Wednesdays (75% win rate) and especially during the 15:00 hour (a perfect 100% success), Tometcheque seems to align their circadian chess rhythms with peak performance—almost like a biological clock ticking in their favor.

In the grand game of chess biology, Tometcheque may just be the fascinating species to watch as they evolve, adapt, and surprise opponents in every move.