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Profile of Wahrscheinlichkeit - The Reluctant Chess Mathematician

Meet Wahrscheinlichkeit, a chess player with an impressive blend of mathematical genius and an uncanny love for both blunder-risking and tactical comebacks. Over the years, this player has woven an intricate story on the 64 squares, battling with opening surprises, time scrambles, and the eternal torment of endgames.

Playing Journey & Ratings

Starting in 2011, Wahrscheinlichkeit hovered around a solid 1400-1700 range in both bullet and blitz formats, steadily climbing and hitting a peak blitz rating of 1875 in 2023, and a bullet peak of 1731 in 2019. Rapid and daily ratings, though less prominent, show respectable fight with an average around 1400-1500 in rapid and up to 1666 in daily games.

Despite a few rating shocks (we're looking at you, 2024 blitz drop to 929), Gesamt's journey reminds us that in chess—and mathematics—progress isn’t always linear.

Playing Style - Slow and Steady or Blitzkrieg?

Wahrscheinlichkeit shows a unique mix of patience and surprise:

• Early resignation rate is low at 3.92%, suggesting he’s not one to quit easily.
• Average moves per win hover around 45 moves, but losses drag out to about 51 moves - the stubborn mathematician fights to the last pawn.
• A surprisingly high Black Win Rate of 52.05% proves that even when not enjoying the first-move advantage, Wahrscheinlichkeit doesn’t mind shaking things up.
• Endgame occurs in nearly half of his games (46.4%), highlighting endurance and interest in the long battle.

Tactical Awesomeness

Wahrscheinlichkeit earned his name for almost defying odds:

• An incredible Comeback Rate of 59.97% — like a phoenix rising from mathematical ashes.
• When losing a piece, he blitzes to a comeback win 97.35% of the time — proof that he's a strategic problem solver, not one to fold under piece loss.
• One-sided losses are rare, under 5%, which means even when things go south, they don't go belly up.

The Mind Games & Psychological Trends

Every mathematician has their quirks and so does Wahrscheinlichkeit:

• With a Tilt Factor of 16, this player can get a bit... emotional, but definitely doesn’t throw the board out the window just yet.
• Interestingly, there is a -48.5 rated vs casual win difference, suggesting that when things get serious, some joy might be lost — or perhaps just too much calculation spoils the fun.

Preferred Battlegrounds & Openings

Wahrscheinlichkeit prefers the thrill of unknown openings both in blitz and bullet arenas, keeping opponents guessing and mathematical permutations flowing endlessly:

• Blitz Unknown Opening Win Rate: 54.83%
• Bullet Unknown Opening Win Rate: 51.44%
• Top Secret openings show similar success — because who doesn’t want to keep their strategies classified like a spy with a Ph.D. in probabilities?

Routine & Kicking Time

Our player is rather nocturnal and early bird both, winning more frequently in the wee hours:

• Wins spike around 3-6 AM with over 53% win rate — maybe late night formulas and queen sacrifices go hand in hand.
• Sunday and Saturday are his lucky days, with win rates surpassing 52%, proving mathematically that free time plus caffeine equals more victories.

Final Thoughts

Wahrscheinlichkeit proves that chess is a game best played with patience, resilience, and a dash of clever mathematics — not to mention an occasional dash of audacity. With a vast array of games, thousands played across all time controls, and statistical wizardry to back it up, this player continues to calculate, innovate, and entertain. As the great mathematician once said: “Chess is the gymnasium of the mind”, but Wahrscheinlichkeit adds, “and also a place for drama, comebacks, and a little bit of chaos.”