Profile: 1e41-O
Known on the digital battlefield as 1e41-O, this chess virtuoso has earned the prestigious title of National Master, a testament to their tenacity and tactical prowess. Often referred to simply as "The Enigma of the Board," 1e41-O's journey through the ranks is as fascinating as their enigmatic username.
Rating and Style
Starting from a solid rapid rating just shy of 2000 in 2019, 1e41-O has steadily carved their place in the chess world, peaking at an impressive 2566 Rapid rating by 2021 and maintaining it thereafter. Their blitz performance is no less remarkable, with ratings soaring beyond 2500 in their prime years, and a bullet rating that has danced between the high 2200s and 2400s, showcasing speed and precision under pressure.
Playing Approach
With an astoundingly high come back rate of nearly 90% and a flawless 100% win rate after losing a piece, 1e41-O epitomizes resilience. They toy with opponents like a cat with a laser pointer, never dumping their king early, thanks to a modest early resignation rate of 2.43%. What’s more, 1e41-O’s games are marathons, averaging around 76 moves for a win, indicating deep strategic play over lightning-fast finishes.
Famous For...
- A longest winning streak of 18 games — enough to fuel any ego or a vast supply of celebratory snacks.
- Prefers mysterious "Top Secret" openings, boasting up to a 75% win rate in rapid games and between 47-65% in other formats, leaving opponents scratching their heads and Googling their moves.
- Loyal to the game on all days, though Thursday seems to be the least lucky day with a win rate just above 43%, possibly because 1e41-O is too busy plotting world domination.
Personality and Psychological Profile
Despite a fierce competitive streak, 1e41-O has a tilt factor of 16, suggesting occasional moments of frustration but nothing that flusters their deadly focus for long. Their perfect win rate after losing material also speaks volumes about their indomitable spirit.
Opponent Spotlight
1e41-O shines best against a wide variety of opponents and holds some hilarious records like never losing to yakovshal or chessplayer1281, yet has a shady 0% success rate against a few others (probably because those opponents are secretly superheroes).
In Summary
From rapid calculated assaults to bullet-speed skirmishes, 1e41-O is a force on the chessboard. Their mixture of deep strategic endurance, a flair for comebacks, and a penchant for puzzling opponents with "top secret" openings makes every game a compelling piece of theater. Whether you are a fan or a future victim, keep your eyes on 1e41-O; appearances can be deceiving when facing a National Master who plays like a chess ninja.