yamydoodle

Profile of yamydoodle

A chess enthusiast with a flair for surprises and a record that reads like a rollercoaster ride, yamydoodle is not your average player. Kicking off strong in 2022 with blitz ratings peaking at 831 and a respectable rapid max of 884, this player has seen ebbs and flows reminiscent of a well-fought middlegame struggle.

Playing Style & Strengths

Known for a surprisingly high comeback rate of 56%, yamydoodle has a knack for snatching victories from the jaws of defeat — a true chess phoenix rising from its ashes. Their ability to win 100% of games even after losing a piece tells tales of resilience and tactical wizardry. The average moves per win hover near 52, indicating a preference for marathon battles over quick mates.

Early resignation is sometimes their foe, with nearly 13% games resigned early, suggesting a touch of impatience when things look bleak. But with an endgame frequency of 45%, once in late-game territory, yamydoodle shows tenacity.

Performance Highlights

• Blitz: 129 wins out of 321 games, maintaining a win rate close to 40% on their favorite 'Top Secret' openings.
• Rapid: Swept 20 wins in 45 games, a solid performance keeping the win rate above 44%.
• Daily: Despite playing only a handful of games, a 50% win rate hints at tactical promise even at a slower cadence.

Opponent Chronicles

Against foes like compacthaircut and malone79, victory sadly remains elusive. But for every ugurszc34, there’s a perfect 100% win record against numerous challengers including mr5771hhh, nuclearwarfare2025, and many more — a testament to selective domination that could strike fear or admiration in equal measure.

Timing Is Everything

yamydoodle prefers the spotlight between 20:00 and 21:00 hours — prime time for a staggering 70.59% win rate at 20:00! Morning and late-night antics also show a decent 50% clapback in early hours like 2:00 and 4:00, proving that chess prowess strikes anytime.

Psychological Notes

With a tilt factor sitting at 14, this player might occasionally mutter “Why, chess gods?!” after a tough loss but bounces back quickly. Slightly less victorious in rated games compared to casuals, it appears the pressure sometimes invites imperfection.

Summary

Whether planning a sneaky comeback, frustrating opponents with tricky defense, or simply charming the chessboard with unpredictable tactics, yamydoodle embodies the spirit of chess: a blend of patience, boldness, and perhaps a hint of madness. Keep an eye on this player — their rating may fluctuate, but the excitement never does!