winarmoko12

Profile Summary of winarmoko12

Meet winarmoko12, a devoted chess gladiator who has fought through over 4,500 Blitz games between 2024 and 2025, achieving a peak blitz rating of 873. Known for a somewhat experimental but valiant opening repertoire, winarmoko12 favors the Van t Kruijs Opening — arguably a secret weapon since it's one of the rarest named openings on the board — boasting a win rate hovering just above 50%, proving that persistence can outsmart convention.

Although their Rapid and Daily ratings might not make the grandmasters tremble just yet (Rapid maxing out at a modest 721, Daily drifting around the 320s), this player’s resilience is showcased by an impressive 81.66% comeback rate and a perfect 100% win rate after losing a piece. Yes, winarmoko12 doesn't just roll over when material gets lost; they chase victories like a chess bloodhound.

Playing style highlights include a slightly early resignation tendency (~8.4%) balanced by a preference for grinding endgames (over 60% frequency), and a fascinating dichotomy where wins take longer moves (~63 moves per win) and losses are quicker (~53 moves). When playing as White, victory dances around 49.6% of the time, but battles get spicier with Black, where nearly half the games (46%) still end in triumph.

One curious quirk: a psychological tilt factor of 18, reminding us that even chess warriors face off-board battles. But the rated versus casual win difference of nearly 18% shows the hunger for serious play when the stakes rise.

winarmoko12’s preferred clash times peak in the evening hours, with a stellar win rate topping 66% at 20:00 and a whopping 64.7% just an hour earlier, making evenings their prime hunting ground. Weekends, however, can see a slight dip, keeping opponents guessing when the fire will truly ignite.

With a longest winning streak of 13 games and a current streak ongoing, this chess enthusiast is definitely on a roll — or at least on a merry stumble toward tactical mastery. Opponents beware: some have no luck at all (isko0308, anyone?), while others seem to hit an unbeatable wall facing winarmoko12.

In summary, winarmoko12 might not yet be storming international tournaments, but their tenacity, sneaky openings, and comeback wizardry make them a delightful and sometimes frustrating opponent, perfectly suited for the highs, lows, and unexpected twists of online chess battles. Keep an eye on this one — the best game is always the next!