Tai Codm

Meet Tai Codm: The Chessboard Biologist

In the vast ecosystem of chess players, Tai Codm (or simply XiaTai to friends in the wild) is a fascinating creature known for its rapid adaptability and sharp tactical senses. Born in the year 2025 of the rapid rating era, Tai's rating blossomed from a modest 568 to a flourishing 1005, proving evolution is real on the 64 squares.

Like a meticulous biologist studying every cell under a microscope, Tai approaches the game with a blend of patience and precision. With an impressive win rate of 75% using the enigmatic "Top Secret" opening (no spying here—just pure strategy), Tai has cultivated a thriving record of 30 wins, 9 losses, and 1 draw over 40 rapid games.

Tai’s playing style is a curious blend of endurance and aggression. With an average of over 53 moves per game whether in victory or valiant defeat, Tai clearly enjoys a long dance with opponents, rarely resigning early—a true champion of the endgame with nearly half the games reaching those critical late stages. White or black, Tai’s win rates (68.42% and 80.95% respectively) prove this chess organism thrives in any environment.

Always ready to regenerate from adversity, Tai boasts a comeback rate of 53.33% and an astonishing 100% win rate after losing a piece—a chess phoenix rising from the ashes of material loss. Just like a resilient bacterium dodging antibiotics, Tai's fight continues even when down one piece.

Psychologically, Tai keeps a low tilt factor of 2, demonstrating remarkable mental fortitude. Whether facing casual challengers or rated hunters, Tai maintains a steady 75% performance increase, showing that casual opponents often find themselves outclassed in this controlled natural habitat.

While Tai's longest winning streak reached a mighty 9 games, the current streak is taking a temporary rest—because even the most amazing species need to recharge. Opponents beware; Tai has a 100% winning record against many challengers, though a small handful like "smart0066" and "rich1702" still manage to slip past the immune system.

Fun fact: Tai's win rates spike dramatically at certain hours—100% wins at 4 AM, 9 AM, 12 PM, 13 PM, and 14 PM—suggesting some prime-time brain chemistry at work, or maybe a nocturnal chess genius fueled by moonlight.

In short, Tai Codm is a biological marvel in the chess wilderness—patient, resilient, and deadly efficient. A true creature of strategy, evolving continually in this endless game of survival and wit.