vologol

Player Profile: vologol

Once a mere pawn in the sprawling game of chess, vologol has steadily evolved into a cunning creature of the board, much like a predatory rook lurking in the shadows. With a Blitz peak rating of 1316 and a rapid eye for the game, their journey through the ranks is nothing short of a biological metamorphosis.

Playing Style

A strategist at heart, vologol exhibits a fascinating balance between patience and aggression, with an average of 56 moves per win and an endgame appearance in just over half their games (50.63%). Their penchant for early resignations (4.52%) suggests a keen instinct for survival—why waste energy in a lost battle when the next game awaits?

Tactical Prowess

When it comes to bouncing back after setbacks, vologol’s comeback rate is a remarkable 70.77%, proving that this player has the resilience of a chessboard chameleon. Losing a piece doesn’t ruffle their feathers either—they boast a perfect 100% win rate after such unfortunate events. Talk about turning the tables and flipping the biological script!

Opening Repertoire

Familiar with the Scandinavian Defense’s many twists, vologol has played nearly 241 Blitz games featuring the Mieses Kotrc variation, securing wins nearly 47% of the time—the kind of persistence only an organism finely attuned to its niche can appreciate. Other favored openings include the Four Knights Game and the Queen’s Pawn Opening, where a solid evolutionary advantage is evident.

Stats & Streaks

• Longest winning streak: 11 games — a true burst of evolutionary fitness!
• Win/Loss/Draw Record (Blitz): 1093 / 1063 / 52 — battling fiercely in the ecosystem of rapid chess.
• Overall win rates across time controls: Rapid (~50%), Bullet (~53%), Daily (~45%) — a versatile creature thriving in multiple habitats.

Psychological & Temporal Traits

Despite a tilt factor of 14, vologol’s performance varies with the circadian rhythm. Peak hunting hours appear to be mornings (6 AM) and late afternoons (10 AM) where win rates soar above 55%, as if the chessboard itself tunes into their biological prime-time.

In essence, vologol is a fascinating chess specimen—adaptable, resilient, and always ready to evolve. Keep an eye on this player; their game unfolds with the stealth and precision of a predator stalking prey, and who knows what new specimens they'll conquer next in this grand ecosystem of 64 squares.