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Torredoble

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48.2%- 46.9%- 5.0%
Rapid 1574
1716W 1686L 174D
Daily 893
93W 74L 13D

Torredoble — Rapid specialist with a sense of humor

Torredoble is a rapid-time-control player who treats the clock like a mischievous pet: sometimes tamed, sometimes on the couch eating the sofa. Active across 2020–2026 with a clear preference for Rapid games, Torredoble blends stubborn opening choices (hello, French Defense) with opportunistic tactics and a surprisingly resilient comeback rate.

  • Username: Torredoble
  • Preferred time control: Rapid
  • Playing personality: pragmatic, tenacious, occasionally theatrical

Want to see the overall trend?

Rapid Rating162915491469138913082020: 15722021: 14192022: 13342023: 15972024: 16032025: 16002026: 15072020202120222023202420252026

Playing style & tendencies

Torredoble favors slow-building plans and long games — the data show long average decisive lengths and a high endgame frequency. If a game becomes a marathon, that’s where Torredoble is in their element.

  • Endgame-oriented: frequently plays long, grinding wins (Avg moves per win ~72)
  • Comeback artist: strong ComebackRate (~84%) and decent WinRateAfterLosingPiece
  • Psychology: TiltFactor ~11 — not immune to frustration, but recovers
  • Best time of day (data): plays best around 11:00

Openings & signature lines

Openings tell a story, and Torredoble’s story loves the French. Whether as Black or White, you'll see repeatable favorites and some cheeky traps in blitzier moments.

  • Favorites as Black: French Defense (Advance and Exchange variations), often with patient central play
  • Surprise weapon: Blackburne Shilling Gambit — used enough to be a reliable shock tactic
  • White repertoire highlights: Sicilian (Alapin), Giuoco Piano/Tarrasch lines

Detailed opening performance is reflected across seasons — the French Advance appears hundreds of times with solid results.

Career highlights & notable markers

Torredoble has a track record of steady improvement, punctuated by peaks and long creative stretches. Highlights worth mentioning:

  • Peak recognition: 1748 (2023-11-16) — a milestone that sums up a period of strong form
  • Longest winning streak: 9 games — he can go on streaks when everything clicks
  • Longest losing streak: 11 games — yes, even the best have their “what was I thinking?” weeks

For a classic duel from the logbook: View Classic Game

Rivals, records & quirky stats

Some opponents become recurring characters in a player’s biography. For Torredoble, one name shows up far more than others.

  • Most-played opponent: roadtonotmate — 173 games. Record roughly even with a slight edge: many epic rematches and grudging respect.
  • Notable small-sample unbeaten foes: heruus and fcojavierportillo (clean records in head-to-heads)
  • Daily vs Rapid habits: while Rapid is preferred, Daily play is used for experiment and recovery

Memorable sample game (PGN)

Here’s a short illustrative PGN — a quick tactical finish that showcases opportunism and precision.

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Quick tactical & time insights

Numbers that shape how Torredoble plays the clock and tension:

  • Strong resilience: high ComebackRate and decent WinRateAfterLosingPiece
  • Hourly sweet spot: plays best mid-morning around 11:00; evenings around 19:00 also productive
  • Termination style: most games end in decisive results rather than early resignations

Why follow Torredoble?

If you like methodical endgames, a reliable French Defense, and the occasional spectacle (Blackburne Shilling for giggles), Torredoble is entertaining and instructive. Expect long fights, resilience, and a small sprinkle of chaos.

  • Want to study openings? Start with the French and Alapin Sicilian lines listed above (French Defense).
  • Curious about peak moments? See 1748 (2023-11-16) and the career chart:
    Rapid Rating162915491469138913082020: 15722021: 14192022: 13342023: 15972024: 16032025: 16002026: 15072020202120222023202420252026
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More profiles, games, and curiosities can be added on request — and yes, we can hunt down the exact game where the Blackburne trap made someone spill their coffee.

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