Max Wopinski

Wopinsma: The Chess Adventurer

Wopinsma is not just a chess player; they're a persistent explorer of the 64 squares, navigating the battlefield with a mix of strategic wit and the occasional surprise attack. Starting from a modest rapid rating of 808 in 2023, Wopinsma's journey has been a rollercoaster, rising to an impressive 1109 by 2025—a true testament to their dedication and love for the game.

Playing Style and Stats

Wopinsma favors a balanced approach, with an average game length hovering around 58 moves regardless of win or loss—which means they’re no quick quitter. Their endgame frequency is a respectable 54.5%, proving they stick around to the bitter end, often turning seemingly lost battles into thrilling comebacks. In fact, their tactical comeback rate is a staggering 67.66%, and after losing a piece, Wopinsma's win rate is a flawless 100%—clearly, they don’t raise the white flag easily!

Openings and Opponents

Mysterious and enigmatic, Wopinsma’s favorite opening is aptly labeled Top Secret, boasting a solid win rate of 50.5% over 1200 rapid games. They’ve locked horns repeatedly with opponents like gcvirus2 and arabyre, maintaining a 100% win rate—a humble brag that would make Kapow! champions jealous.

Psychology and Habits

Though tilt strikes occur (tilt factor 10), Wopinsma remains resilient, often bouncing back with renewed vigor. Their early resignation rate is impressively low at just 1.45%, reflecting a gritty spirit unwilling to give up prematurely. The data also hints at a nocturnal competitor: Wopinsma performs their best moves between the hours of 15:00 and 20:00, with a win rate peaking at an impressive 63.41% around mid-afternoon. On Saturdays, they're just a bit luckier, winning nearly 60% of their battles.

Fun Fact

If you ever face Wopinsma and capture a piece, don’t celebrate too early. Chances are you’ll be outwitted soon after—because their win rate after losing a piece is a perfect 100%, making them a nightmare for overconfident opponents everywhere.

All in all, Wopinsma is the kind of player who reminds us that chess is as much about heart and resilience as it is about cold calculation. Watch your back and never underestimate the 'Top Secret' opening!