zarehpapian

Profile Summary: zarehpapian

Meet zarehpapian, a rapid chess enthusiast navigating the battlefield of 64 squares with a rating rollercoaster that’s as thrilling as a last-minute checkmate.

Since 2023, zarehpapian’s rapid rating has danced between 1040 and 1427, proving a stubborn refusal to stay put and a relentless drive to improve. With 4225 games under their belt—and a nearly even split of wins (2037) to losses (2031) plus 281 draws—this player combines experience with resilience.

Not one to shy away from the drama of a comeback, zarehpapian boasts a remarkable 85.76% comeback rate and clinches victory 100% of the time after losing a piece. Clearly, losing material is just a plot twist in their chess story, not the final chapter.

When it comes to winning, white pieces offer a slight edge with a nearly 49% win rate, while black holds steady at about 45%. Their games are epic sagas, with an average of nearly 79 moves in wins and over 88 moves even in losses, indicating an enduring love for the endgame—an area where they shine, playing it out in over 81% of their games.

However, not everything is smooth sailing. Our hero's longest winning streak stops at 11, and the current streak is a humble zero—perhaps indicating that even champions have their off days. Speaking of days, zarehpapian prefers midweek battles, with a peak win rate of about 51.14% on Wednesdays, and is surprisingly most effective around lunchtime hours (between 12 pm and 14 pm) with win rates exceeding 50%!

Early resignations are rare here—just 1.33%—showing a fighting spirit that refuses to quit. Psychological resilience is decent with a tilt factor of 10, meaning frustrating blunders aren’t a frequent visitor, though the rated versus casual match win difference is a striking 46.84%, suggesting this player knows when to bring their A-game.

Popular opponents? The list is long, but a few favorites include conejito777 (a convincingly fought rivalry over 11 encounters) and subhrangkar with 10 games.

In short: zarehpapian is a resilient, strategic player who loves a long tactical fight and thrives on bouncing back from setbacks, with a game style that’s much more about the marathon than the sprint. Watch their progression—they might just become the hero in your next chess tale!