toximinem

Profile: toximinem

Meet toximinem, a daring chess enthusiast who boldly navigates the battlegrounds of Rapid, Blitz, Bullet, and Daily chess games. Though ratings may ebb and flow, their passion and tenacity never falter—proving that even when the losses stack up, the love for the game wins every time.

Chess Odyssey

Once boasting a peak Rapid rating of 1448 in November 2024, toximinem experienced the rollercoaster thrill of chess ratings—sometimes zooming high, sometimes rocketing down like a queen lost in the dark. Their best Blitz rating soared to 1265, while Bullet and Daily chess saw more humble peaks at 657 and 1200, respectively.

Playing Style & Strategy

With an early resignation rate of just under 5%, toximinem prefers to battle it out rather than surrender early, loving the drama of the endgame, which features in nearly half of their games. They average around 45 moves per win and sneak in a few surprising comebacks with an impressive 87% comeback rate—because giving up is so last season.

Opening choices tell their own stories: fearless experimentation reigns here, with notable attempts at the Englund Gambit (where toximinem boasts a perfect 100% win rate in Bullet!) and the French Defense, among others. Queens’ Pawn and Scandinavian defenses appear frequently but rarely tame this wild player.

Quirks & Trivia

• Wins happen more often on Sunday afternoons (win rate nearly 49%) and peaks around 19:00 – the magic hour for brilliant moves … or at least clever bluffs.
• While playing as White or Black, win rates huddle close around 29%, showing no color favoritism—this is a true gladiator of the board.
• The longest winning streak is a respectable 7 games, overshadowed only by a brutal 16-game losing streak... because hey, every hero has an origin story.
• Known for shockingly decisive finishes, toximinem prefers checkmate or timeout victories over resignations; after all, why admit defeat when you can make them lose on time?

Recent Battles

In the latest victorious clash, toximinem checkmated opponent leeste42 via the daring Englund Gambit, showcasing sharp tactics and quick thinking over a mere 18 moves. The day after, an epic loss by checkmate to bombemanden123 reminded them: the board is an unpredictable beast.

At a Glance

Whether weaving through tricky openings or sprinting in bullet time controls, toximinem embodies the heart of a scrappy warrior—undaunted, sometimes baffling, and always entertaining. Because in chess, and in life, it’s not just about the rating, it’s about the stories told on the board.