Tomeek

Profile: Tomeek (aka xkraust)

Armed with a Rapid rating rollercoaster that peaked at 619 and currently cruising at 280, Tomeek is a chess player whose games are anything but boring. With over 850 rapid games under their belt, winning 407 and losing 419, it's clear Tomeek knows how to walk that thin line between triumph and defeat—sometimes tipping just a bit more towards the thrilling losses!

If rapid chess is marathon running, then Tomeek is comfortably pacing with an average of about 56 moves per win and keeping losses to around 52 moves. They really stick with the game till the end, with an endgame frequency of nearly 53%, proving that giving up early isn't their style—even if their early resignation rate is still a modest 7.58%.

When losing a piece, Tomeek channels their inner phoenix: with a 100% win rate after losing material, they specialize in comebacks that would make Rocky Balboa proud. Their longest winning streak was a cool 10 games, although the current streak is taking a little breather.

Known for their tenacity, Tomeek plays both sides well but has a slight edge when playing black pieces (Black win rate: 49.54% vs. White at 45.41%), maybe because opponents underestimate the mysterious xkraust lurking across the board. Their preferred opening? Well, that’s still classified as "Top Secret"—the ultimate ninja move in their chess arsenal.

Fun fact: Tomeek’s peak daily rating sits snugly at 523 from a single game, bullet chess is a double-take with two games (and two losses)—clearly, rapid is where the magic happens.

Playing times? Better catch Tomeek between 6 and 11 AM or early evening, where win rates soar above 50%, especially at 18:00 with a shiny 60% success rate. Beware evenings around 9 PM though, with a dip to about 26% wins—perhaps that's when the brain demands a snack break.

Beyond stats, Tomeek's moderate tilt factor of 8 keeps them mostly cool headed, but don’t challenge them right after a loss—there’s a 66% chance they’ll storm back stronger. Rated or casual, the formidable streak is real: a nearly 50% better win ratio in rated games suggests Tomeek thrives under pressure.

In a nutshell, whether it’s grinding through long endgames, pulling off jaw-dropping comebacks, or maintaining a secretive opening repertoire, Tomeek is a resilient and unpredictable force on the chessboard. Opponents beware: every game is a battle of wits and wit cracks.