Gabriel Lesueur - FIDE Master Extraordinaire
Meet Gabriel Lesueur, the chess player who has proudly earned the coveted title of FIDE Master. Whether you call them Gabriel or by their mysterious username acordeonist, one thing's clear: this is a player who doesn't just play chess, but *lives* it – sometimes at lightning-fast blitz speeds!
Blitz Battles and Rollercoaster Ratings
Gabriel’s blitz rating journey looks like a thrilling chess game itself, with a peak performance rating soaring up to 2453 in March 2025 – a number that hints at some seriously sharp moves and cunning tactics. Although their rating has danced between highs and lows (going from 2453 down to ~1600 over a surprising few months), it’s clear Gabriel doesn't shy away from the heat of the battle. Even when the chips are down, their comeback rate is an impressive 88% – because quitting early is not in their playbook (early resignation rate only around 3.45%).
Playing Style: The Long Games and the Brave Endgames
If you're into chess marathons, Gabriel is your person. With an average of 81 moves per win, this player shows true stamina and a deep love for the endgame, appearing in nearly 70% of their matches. Whether wearing the white or black pieces, their winning chances remain almost evenly matched (~44% wins each side), proving versatility and resilience.
Psychological Edge and Timing
Gabriel shines brightest at 6 PM, boasting a perfect 100% win rate at this magic hour – proof that some players really do have their "prime time." Weekdays like Tuesday and Friday bring out their best, with win rates nudging 50% or more. But beware opponents, especially handsoffhans – Gabriel holds a perfect winning record against them! Conversely, some rivals like cmunda and miaou33 have managed to spoil the party (0% win rate in those matchups).
Tournament Tales & Tactical Triumphs
With 56 recorded blitz games in the mysterious "Top Secret" opening series, Gabriel has carved out an identity that’s as enigmatic as their username. Their victory record is respectable, hovering at 44.64%, and one can't help but admire their knack for winning on time and by resignation – 11 wins by timeout and 7 by resignation show savvy time management and psychological pressure aplenty.
The Recent Chronicles
A recent triumph came in Chess960, where Gabriel outmaneuvered "handsoffhans" with a nifty endgame and won on time after a tense, calculated skirmish: a classic example of their endurance and sharp clock sense. Not every day is perfect, though — losses to players like cmunda and miaou33 remind us that even FIDE Masters have their human moments.
In Summary
In the unpredictable world of chess, Gabriel Lesueur is a fighter, a strategist, and a committed tactician who proves time and again that grit sometimes outweighs raw rating points. Whether clawing their way back after a tough loss or dazzling spectators with their endgame wizardry, Gabriel's chess journey remains a compelling story written one move at a time.
Keep an eye on "acordeonist": the accordion of the chessboard keeps playing!