Profile: Ygjuni2406
Meet Ygjuni2406, a chess player whose rating history tells tales of passion, persistence, and pawns pushing forward despite the odds! From the blitz battlefield to the bullet blitzkrieg, Ygjuni2406 has maneuvered through ranks with a style both tactical and resilient—proving that even when the chips are down, this player knows how to comeback strong, boasting a remarkable 51.53% comeback rate. Talk about putting the “check” back in checkmate!
With a peak blitz rating hovering around 1105 and a bullet max rating of 668, Ygjuni2406 displays a penchant for fast-paced games, albeit with a pinch of biological patience—those who fear long games should learn from their endgame frequency of over 47%, proving that slow and steady can win some races, or at least chess matches. The average moves per win versus loss hint at a curious mind always looking for fresh apertures and neural pathways to victory.
Opening-wise, their favorite "scandinavi-defence" might be a nod to a cold-blooded approach; 47 games with nearly 47% win rate in blitz, and impressively 55.9% in the Mieses-Kotrc variation – clearly chopping through the opponent's defenses like a scientific scalpel. The King's Pawn Opening Leonardis Variation is another favorite, with a spicy 75% win rate–– talk about a metabolic boost right at the start!
Known on the digital chess-ecosystem to have a streaky nature (longest winning streak: 9 games, alas current streak is 0), Ygjuni2406 is like a dynamic cell cycle of wins and learning moments. Their tilt factor is modest at 9, showing that they don’t let frustration mutate their strategy too often, keeping their membrane of composure intact.
Whether raging on Friday evenings or strategizing under the moonlight, Ygjuni2406’s win rate by hour dips and spikes intriguingly—with a peak performance at 17:00 boasting a 60.42% win rate. Clearly, their circadian rhythm aligns well with the rooks’ recruitment into battle. Meanwhile, their most lethal nemeses vary, but they’ve triumphed reliably against many, crushing opponents with a nearly 52% win rate playing white and a respectable 43% with the black pieces.
In summary: Ygjuni2406 is a player who embodies the fascinating interplay of calculated risk and biological rhythm—proving chess is not just a game of the mind, but also of heartbeats and patience. They might not yet be a grandmaster of the chessboard, but their games are an engaging journey through the cellular automaton of the 64 squares. Someday soon, they'll checkmate more than just kings—they'll checkmate our expectations!
