zeggge

Profile Summary: zeggge

Meet zeggge, a dedicated Blitz and Bullet chess player who loves to mix strategic depth with a dash of chaos! Clocking in with a peak Blitz rating of 1385 and Bullet at a spicy 1346, zeggge isn’t afraid to dive into sharp Sicilian variations or fire up classic Italian and Scotch games.

With over a thousand Blitz games in 2024 and 2025 alone, zeggge has battled through ups and downs — including a rollercoaster blast from a longest 9-game winning streak followed by an equally dramatic 9-game losing streak. But resilience is their middle name, boasting a remarkable 87.11% comeback rate after losing positions. If you take a piece, expect the fight to intensify!

Known for grinding deep into the endgame (with an impressive 72.64% endgame frequency), zeggge plays on average nearly 70 moves per win — that’s stamina worthy of a grandmaster marathon runner. A tactical chameleon who doesn’t shy away from early resignations (just 0.78%, don’t worry, it’s mostly pre-battles when the odds look grim), and showing special prowess at midday (12 PM to be precise) when their win rate peaks at over 52%.

Opening preferences lean towards opening mysteries ("Top Secret" with a 46.52% win rate in Blitz), with frequent trips down the Sicilian Defense rabbit holes — from Taimanov to Bowdler Attack — as well as solid Italian and Scotch games where zeggge shines brightest, scoring near 62% win rates in Scotch—a sign of a player who loves tricky pawn structures and sharp counterattacks.

Psychologically, zeggge has a tilt factor of 9, which tells us they sometimes get a bit frustrated—but who wouldn't after dropping some tough games? Yet the fighter spirit persists, especially against opponents rated lower, where zeggge nets an impressive winning ratio north of 62%.

Fun fact: You might catch them playing Blitz at the oddest hours—like 2 AM with a 51% win rate or 3 AM with 48%—proving that sometimes the best ideas come when the rest of the world sleeps.

Recent games tell the tale of a sharp positional player who can tidy up and win by resignation, and occasionally, get outplayed by a well-prepared opponent—after all, every warrior needs a worthy sparring partner.

Whether you’re looking for a tough match or a good laugh after blundering a queen, zeggge’s chess journey is a tale of passion, perseverance, and plenty of tactical fireworks. Onward to the next move!