Zoraxir

Profile Summary: Zoraxir

Meet Zoraxir, a chess warrior whose rating journey resembles a thrilling rollercoaster — full of dramatic ups, occasional downs, and plenty of surprises along the way. With a peak rapid rating of 587 achieved in late 2024 and a daily peak soaring as high as 871 in early 2025, Zoraxir is no stranger to battles fought on the 64 black and white squares.

A player as versatile as a Swiss Army knife in opening repertoire, Zoraxir favors the enigmatic Top Secret opening in rapid games, wielding it in 26 matches with a respectable 46% win rate. But don’t be fooled — the King’s Pawn Opening is their secret weapon boasting an impressive 80% success rate, a clear sign that sometimes old classics never get old. Daily games showcase a love for the Italian Game and French Defense Exchange Variation, both accounting for unapologetic 100% win rates in limited test runs.

Zoraxir’s playing style is a curious blend of patience and resilience. They don’t resign early (a mere 3.5% early resignation rate), and love a challenging endgame, which occurs in nearly 58% of their games. With on average over 58 moves in wins and 62 moves in losses, it's clear battles under their command are never short on drama. They have a knack for making comebacks too, successfully rallying in over 70% of games after going down a piece.

Psychologically, Zoraxir is the opposite of a tilt-prone player, sporting a low tilt factor of 5 and finding their sharpest moves at the magical hour of 1 AM — perhaps the best time to checkmate opponents who are fast asleep. Their games on Fridays and Thursdays are particularly fruitful, boasting win rates north of 50%. However, Mondays seem to be their chess equivalent of a Monday morning coffee shortage, with only 27% wins.

When it comes to opponents, Zoraxir has a particular nemesis named “spyke953” against whom they shine, winning nearly 86% of their matches — a rivalry that would make any chess drama series binge-worthy. Yet, losses taste bitter against “uzbmvp” and others, showing that even the best have challenging foes.

Highlight reel? Just recently, Zoraxir delivered a checkmate in a French Defense Exchange Variation, calmly closing the game in 59 moves after intricate maneuvering. In another memorable daily encounter, Zoraxir’s precise tactics turned the Queen’s Pawn Opening into a chess symphony, winning with aplomb.

In sum, Zoraxir is that spirited underdog with a playful mix of grit, strategy, and late-night brilliance — always ready to surprise you, sometimes with a dazzling win, other times with a humble lesson learned. Definitely a player to watch on any chess.com battlefield.

"Checkmate by sunrise, coffee by day. The grind never stops for Zoraxir."