Grandmaster WhooopsIDidItAgain
Meet WhooopsIDidItAgain, a chess Grandmaster who’s clearly mastered the art of having everyone say just that after their games! With a blitz rating rocketing as high as 3006 (yes, over 3000—no cheat codes involved), this player combines tactical wizardry with lightning speed, making opponents wonder if they’re playing chess or speedrunning a puzzle game.
A Surprisingly Long Streak of “Oops!” Moments
Despite the username, WhooopsIDidItAgain boasts an awe-inspiring longest winning streak of 79 games in blitz — enough wins to fill a small chess library! The current streak is a humble 2 wins, but don’t let that fool you; in the fast-paced world of blitz, every game is a rollercoaster of nerves, nerves, and... more nerves.
Style & Personality on the Board
This Grandmaster prefers marathons over sprints, averaging nearly 80 moves to victory, indicating a deep love for intricate endgames and relentless pressure. With an endgame frequency of roughly 88%, WhooopsIDidItAgain clearly believes if you can’t checkmate them early, wear them down patiently until they break. And if they lose a piece? No worries — the comeback rate is a staggering 87.2%, proving resilience is part of the game plan.
Opening Repertoire: Mysterious Yet Effective
From the fiery Sicilian Defense Nyezhmetdinov Rossolimo Attack to the quietly deadly Queens Indian Defense Miles Variation (where the win rate spikes to nearly 59%), this tactician mixes well-studied classics with “Top Secret” lines boasting a respectable 52.5% win rate. Opponents can never quite pin down the mystery opening on the board — an advantage WhooopsIDidItAgain exploits gleefully.
Time & Tilt: The Clock and the Mind
Unsurprisingly, the best time to catch WhooopsIDidItAgain at peak form is the afternoon around 4 PM, with an impressive 58%+ win rate. Despite a tilt factor of 10 (yes, even Grandmasters have their moments), their psychological strength shines with a 52%+ win difference between rated and casual games—clearly, this player loves the pressure and the spotlight.
Recent Battles: Triumphs and “Oops”es
Just recently, WhooopsIDidItAgain clinched a sharp victory against SinisterSnake by resignation after a fierce tussle in the Queens Pawn Opening. Of course, not every game is a cakewalk—losses to formidable foes like JSlaby and puz2010 have occurred, sometimes on the clock, adding spice and unpredictability to the Grandmaster's journey. After all, even the best sometimes say, “Whooops, I did it again!”
Stats in a Nutshell
- Total blitz wins: 1937
- Total blitz losses: 1348
- Total blitz draws: 437
- Peak blitz rating: 3006 (March 2025)
- Longest winning streak: 79 games
- Comeback king moments: 87.2% comeback rate after losing a piece
- Favorite time to crush opponents: Around 16:00 hours (4 PM)
Whether it’s blitz, bullet, or just a friendly online rumble, WhooopsIDidItAgain guarantees drama, excitement, and plenty of chess genius — with a side of laugh-out-loud humility. Stay tuned, because every game could end with a masterful checkmate or a cheeky “Whooops, did it again!”