vctsct

Profile: vctsct

Meet vctsct, the rapid chess enthusiast who's been navigating the 64 squares with a rollercoaster rating that screams "never a dull moment!" Since dipping their toes into rapid games with a modest rating of 633 in late 2024, vctsct quickly experienced the highs and lows of the game, hitting a peak rapid rating of 855 by May 2025 — proof that perseverance (and maybe some lucky blunders by opponents) pays off.

With over 900 rapid games played, including an impressive 484 wins, 440 losses, and a handful of draws, vctsct clearly doesn’t shy away from a challenge. Their longest winning streak? A solid 8 games—because who doesn’t enjoy a streak of momentary brilliance? And yes, they've also suffered through an epic 9-game losing streak, proving even the best have days when their pawns just won’t cooperate.

When it comes to opening choices, vctsct is a mystery wrapped in an enigma, preferring the Unknown Opening 350 times, winning half of those battles. But they're no stranger to classics like the King’s Pawn Opening Leonardis Variation and the Scandinavian Defense, where their win rates soar towards 70% and 66% respectively. It's safe to say that if you want to prepare specifically against vctsct, you'd better be ready for some tricky surprises.

Known for a tactical awareness that can almost make you forget that chess is sometimes a game of patience, vctsct boasts a comeback rate of 71% when down in material. Losing a piece? No problem – they win about 44% of those fights, though occasionally they suffer from a severe case of one-sided loss syndrome about 9% of the time. Their psychological tilt factor is a mere 9, meaning they get frustrated just enough to keep things spicy, but not enough to rage quit in style.

An interesting quirk: vctsct performs best in the early morning hours, with a perfect 100% win rate at 7 AM. So if you're planning a match against them, maybe don’t challenge them first thing before their coffee.

Recent games reveal vctsct’s love for pressing the advantage — victories often come from resignations of opponents stuck facing relentless pressure, and their average game length is about 55 moves, showing a fondness for the enduring grind rather than quick flashes of glory.

In blitz, things are a bit more experimental for vctsct, with a modest rating peak of 555 and a more modest win ratio. Perhaps their rapid style is better suited to thinking for a little longer before the dreaded "blitz panic" sets in.

All in all, vctsct is a tenacious player with a knack for comebacks, a taste for diverse openings, and an appetite for daily battles on the chessboard. Whether winning or learning, every game is another story in their ongoing chess adventure.

Pro tip: challenge vctsct before 7 AM for best chances... or maybe just to witness a chess miracle.