WhaToDoHere – The International Master with a Mysterious Flair
Meet WhaToDoHere, an International Master recognized by FIDE, who often leaves opponents wondering if they've stumbled into a chess riddle rather than a match. With a rapid rating peaking at 2508 and a blitz rating soaring to an impressive 2663 in 2025, this player thrives under pressure, especially in fast-paced games where quick wit matters most.
Known for a Top Secret opening repertoire (because even they can’t always decide what to play), WhaToDoHere boasts a strong win rate – over 62% in rapid and just above 53% in blitz. And their strategic patience shines, with an average of nearly 73 moves per win, proving they savor the long fight rather than quick knockouts, unless it’s time for a tactical blitz spectacle.
Despite an intimidating comeback rate of 94.37%, and an impeccable 100% win rate after losing a piece, they're not immune to the psychological battlefield. A small tilt factor of 6 hints that even this master sometimes wonders, "What do I do here?" — but mostly they figure it out, often triumphantly.
Playing with both White and Black, WhaToDoHere wins around 60.3% and 56.5% of their games, respectively. Their longest victory marathon reached 9 games in a row, proving that once on a roll, the streak just won’t quit. Saturdays seem to be their lucky day, boasting a win rate near 74%, so beware if you schedule a match then—it might get ugly!
Off the board, WhaToDoHere’s choice of opponents is just as intriguing as their chess style: dominating some rivals with 100% win rates and maintaining a steady rivalry elsewhere. Their knack for psychological endurance and strategic depth make every game a story worth telling—sometimes hilarious, sometimes nail-biting, but always unforgettable.
In short, if you ever face WhaToDoHere, prepare for a calculated dance of moves, unpredictable tactics, and a dash of humor—because when the game gets tough, this International Master’s motto is literally their username: when in doubt, What do you do here?