TPlovetiramisu: The National Master of Chess Confections
Meet TPlovetiramisu, a National Master whose chess game is as rich and layered as the dessert they're named after. With a blitz peak rating soaring to an impressive 2871 in March 2025, TPlovetiramisu slices through the ranks with precision, creativity, and a sprinkle of unpredictability.
Since their ascent, TPlovetiramisu has played an astonishing number of blitz games—over 4,600—boasting a respectable win record of 1807 victories, proving that patience and a sweet tooth for success pay off. Their bullet rating peaked at a respectable 2536, the speed demon side of their playstyle complementing their strategic depth.
Their opening repertoire is delightfully mysterious. With over 2555 games played in "Unknown Openings," it seems they like to keep opponents guessing, serving up a winning recipe more than half the time. Notably, the English Opening Caro Kann Defensive System and the Ruy Lopez Morphy Defense Columbus Variation offer their highest win rates, showcasing versatility and an appetite for solid but ambitious lines.
TPlovetiramisu’s style is a feast for spectators: they average nearly 97 moves in wins and frequently steer their games deep into the endgame—83.9% of their battles reach that finale. Known for tactical resilience, they boast an 87.95% comeback rate after losing material, proving they can handle the heat when the game turns sour.
But life isn't just wins and pawns. Like any human (or dessert lover), they tilt now and then, with a "Tilt Factor" of 9. Their best time to pounce on opponents? Around 10 PM and midnight, when their mental espresso kicks in.
Recently, TPlovetiramisu crushed "TwoIsBetter" by resignation in a swift and stylish game featuring the Caro-Kann Defense, invoking a chess gourmet’s delight. Yet, they've also tasted defeat—as all chess chefs do—sometimes bested by fiery Dragon variations.
Armed with National Master credentials and a taste for sophisticated strategy, TPlovetiramisu is a player who turns every game into a carefully layered masterpiece. Whether whipping out obscure openings or executing tenacious endgame comebacks, their chess is a delicious mix of art and science—just like tiramisu itself.
Follow their games if you dare to sample some high-level chess with a side of sweetness!