z_117

Profile: z_117 - The Rapid Riddle

Meet z_117, a chess player whose rapid games are a rollercoaster of surprises, strategic gambles, and occasional bewilderment for their opponents. With a peak rapid rating hovering around the 770 mark in 2024 before settling into a humble and quirky 300s level the next year, z_117’s journey through the chessboard is anything but ordinary.

Known for a “Top Secret” opening that has baffled opponents in 27 games (winning about a quarter of them), z_117 is the kind of player who might resign early about 11% of the time—not out of despair, but more like a theatrical exit leaving everyone guessing what just happened.

This player thrives in the endgame, appearing in over 74% of their matches, proving a staying power even when the chips are down. With an average game length of roughly 66 moves regardless of win or loss, patience and persistence are truly part of their style.

Tactical wizardry? Sometimes. z_117 boasts a comeback rate of nearly 86%, and a flawless track record of snatching victories after losing a piece—a true phoenix rising from the ashes on the board. However, losses can be painful and one-sided about 17% of the time, reminding us all that even the best have off days.

The player’s win rates vary wildly depending on the hour of play: 80% wins at 9 AM suggest a morning genius awakening, while a perfect 100% at 4 PM hints at a mysterious afternoon superpower. Tuesdays seem to be lucky, with two-thirds of games turning into wins, but Saturdays? Not so much.

Against opponents, z_117 is a mixed bag: some foes like tienclerici and maxi_tulij have yet to crack the code—z_117 holds a perfect 100% win record there—while others like marcoripamonti remain elusive nemeses.

With a tilt factor rated at 7, z_117 is no stranger to the emotional swings of battle but tends to bounce back—often spectacularly. Don’t underestimate this player’s resilience and unique style: behind every unconventional move hides a spark of unpredictable chess brilliance.

So if you meet z_117 on the board, be ready for a chess match that’s as entertaining as it is enigmatic. Just don’t expect a straightforward game—this player’s style is anything but.