wldzz

Profile: wldzz

Meet wldzz, a young and spirited chess enthusiast whose journey through the 64 squares has been nothing short of a rollercoaster ride! With a Blitz rating sitting humbly at 163 (after just one intense battle in Feb 2025), and a Rapid rating peaking at a respectable 545 in September 2023, this player is clearly not afraid to dive into both fast-paced and slightly more deliberate arenas.

Despite a rocky start with more losses than wins against tough opponents above their rating, wldzz shines dramatically when facing players of lower ranking, boasting a 60% win rate and proving to be a formidable competitor who thrives on the pressure of being the underdog.

Playing Style & Quirks

• Endgame Fanatic: Wldzz loves the endgame—an impressive 80% frequency, crafting tactical masterpieces well into the late moves.
• Patient Strategist: With an average of 97 moves per win, patience and endurance are clearly their allies. Blazing through games in under 20 moves? Not this player!
• Comeback Kid: Losing a piece? No worries. Wldzz has a flawless 100% rate of staging comebacks after setbacks—queen of the comeback, indeed.
• White pieces: Winning only 20% of the time. Black pieces: A gutsier 40% success rate.
• Playtime Preference: Best games come at 1pm—a perfect lunch break to checkmate the competition. Fridays bring a sunny 75% win rate, so plan your matches accordingly!

Recent Memorable Victory

One of wldzz’s finest moments was a beautiful checkmate triumph on September 8, 2023, using the Bird's Opening, where a relentless queen-side assault overwhelmed the opponent, culminating in a dazzling mating net. This battle lasted a marathon 79 moves — not for the faint-hearted!

The Lows

Like any brave warrior, losses have happened—sometimes a tough two-game losing streak, particularly against a crafty foe named TheRealMouah, who apparently has wldzz's number. But every defeat is just fuel to bounce back stronger (and with better coffee).

Summary

In short, wldzz is an intrepid chess explorer, mixing holes-in-one like decisive checkmates with the occasional “learning opportunity” (also known as losses). They embody the spirit of passion over pure rating numbers, reminding us all that chess is ultimately about creativity, grit, and the thrill of the game.

Keep an eye out — wldzz’s best moves are yet to come!