xYousef_RedAx

About xYousef_RedAx

Meet xYousef_RedAx, a chess enthusiast whose rating graph looks like a rollercoaster designed by a grandmaster and a mad scientist. Starting off with blitz battles in 2023, this player rapidly (pun intended) jumped into the fray, managing to reach a blitz peak rating of 724 in 2025. But don't let the numbers fool you; there's a method to this madness.

A dedicated player of all time formats, xYousef_RedAx's rapid rating tells the story of a hunger for growth—soaring to a brilliant 1018 in 2025, proving that patience and strategy can make those pawns dance like pros. Bullet chess is also a favored battlefield, with a maximum rating of 749 and over 1,600 games played across time, showcasing a relentless spirit and lightning-fast fingers.

With a blitz win rate just above 52% and rapid win performance topping nearly 56%, this player's favorite opening is classified top secret — which, honestly, is probably for the best considering how many opponents have left scratching their heads in frustration.

Speaking of opponents, xYousef_RedAx has a knack for turning the tables, boasting a staggering 73% comeback rate and a perfect 100% win rate after losing a piece. Who needs material when you have grit and guile?

Not all is smooth sailing, though. The tilt factor is kept at a humble 10, which means even if the pieces start mocking, xYousef_RedAx knows when to bounce back and when to channel inner Zen master vibes.

An early-resignation rate of just over 9% shows that they don't throw in the towel without putting up a fight — except maybe when the coffee machine breaks down.

Off the board? The peak playing hours for maximum victory include morning to early afternoon, with some surprisingly strong performances around 6 AM and 5 AM — early bird or nocturnal chess warrior? You decide.

In summary, xYousef_RedAx is a spirited, skilled, and occasionally unpredictable player who thrives in different chess formats. Whether blitz, bullet, or rapid, this player always brings a mix of cunning strategy, resilience, and a splash of fun — proving that chess isn’t just a game, it’s a lifestyle (with occasional streaks, both good and bad).