Profile of trevorchessss
Meet trevorchessss, a spirited chess enthusiast with a flair for the unexpected and a record that tells a story of highs, lows, and a few hilarious plot twists. Starting 2024 with a blazing blitz rating of 228 only to ride the rollercoaster down to 126 by 2025, trevorchessss embodies the thrill of the game—sometimes triumphant, sometimes dramatically humbled.
Known for a somewhat risky Early Resignation Rate of 17.46%, trevorchessss clearly knows when to cut their losses (and probably dash off for a snack). Yet, against the odds, when down a piece, they’ve earned a perfect 100% win rate—proving never count them out, ever. Their longest winning streak? A respectable five games of pure, strategic bliss.
Blitz is where trevorchessss really flexes, having played over 280 games with a 42% win rate in their secret “Top Secret” opening strategy that rivals even the best-kept secrets of the chess world. Rapid games show a respectable 38% win rate with tactical sharpness that can surprise any opponent—even if the daily games haven’t quite gone their way (zero wins but well, those losses build character!).
The player tends to perform best on Tuesday and Saturday, boasting win rates above 46% and a peak of over 51% respectively — maybe it's the lucky socks or simply the coffee machine’s magic on those days. Hour-wise, the sweet spot seems to be the late afternoon at 16:00 and early evening at 17:00, when a cool 50%-plus win rate keeps trevorchessss in the zone.
With a psychological tilt factor of 13 (yes, they occasionally tilt but who doesn’t!) and a penchant for bouncing back with a stunning 50% comeback rate, trevorchessss is as resilient as they are unpredictable. Their average games span roughly 40 moves—enough action to keep spectators on the edge of their seats.
Opponents beware: many have fallen victim to trevorchessss’s surprising tactical prowess, but some stubborn foes still stand tall. If you face them, expect a game full of dramatic swings, quick resignations, and occasionally, unexpected brilliance.
All in all, trevorchessss is the kind of player who reminds us chess isn’t just about ratings or wins; it’s about the fun, the unpredictability, and every perfectly timed checkmate (or brilliant blunder) along the way.
