TomiC0

About TomiC0

Meet TomiC0, a chess player whose journey on the 64 squares is as fascinating as a biological process—full of evolution, adaptation, and the occasional unpredictable mutation! Starting with a rapid rating of 871 in 2021, this player has shown persistence through a rollercoaster of wins and losses, steadily adapting strategies to outwit opponents.

With a total of 731 wins and 748 losses (plus a handful of draws), TomiC0 has crawled through thousands of rapid games, proving that persistence is key—like a chessboard mitochondrion powering each move. Their longest winning streak hit a solid 8 games, but beware: the current winning streak has reset, showing that even the fittest cells sometimes need a break!

Playing Style

Like a cell dividing under pressure, TomiC0’s games average about 48 moves per win and 44 moves per loss, indicating a patient, endgame-focused approach—maximizing the power of their pawns and pieces when it counts most. They have an endgame frequency of nearly 40%, showing they love to dance with their opponents in the late stages of the game, where tactical prowess becomes the real DNA sequencing.

They have a curious tendency to resign early in nearly 7% of their games. Maybe a biological fail-safe to conserve energy for the next battle? Whichever it is, TomiC0 learns quickly, with a remarkable 60.74% comeback rate and a perfect 100% win rate after losing a piece—clearly demonstrating regenerative powers few can match!

Opening Repertoire

TomiC0’s favorite genetic code in chess? The King's Pawn Opening varieties are their bread and butter, including the Leonardis Variation with over 53% success, and the well-loved Four Knights Game boasting an impressive 60% win rate. Defensive strategies like the Philidor Defense and Petrov’s Defense are also part of their evolutionary toolkit, balancing aggression with steadfast defense.

Psychological Fitness

Even cells get tired, and so do players: TomiC0’s tilt factor stands at 11, showing a hint of human vulnerability in the biological machine of competition. Yet, they manage a nearly 50/50 win rate playing as White and Black, proving they’re well-adapted to thrive regardless of starting conditions.

Their win rates vary by time, with peaks during early daylight hours—like a morning neuron firing at maximum efficiency. For instance, 13:00 hours sees a dramatic 76.67% win rate, possibly the optimal time for their cognitive enzymes to spark.

Battle Honor Roll

TomiC0 has faced a diverse array of opponents, with mixed results—some yielding 100% wins and others proving stubborn unmutated threats. This varied experience strengthens their repertoire and prepares them to continue evolving through every game.

Like a chess-playing amoeba, TomiC0 absorbs experience from every encounter, mutating strategies and adapting to emerge stronger on the other side of every match.

In the grand game of life and chess, TomiC0 keep moving, thinking, and adapting—ready to checkmate the next challenge with biological precision and a whimsical sense of humor.