Player Profile: aenj213
Meet aenj213, a tenacious chess enthusiast who navigates the 64 squares with the precision of a master biologist examining a newly discovered species. With an evolutionary approach to their game, they’ve seen their ratings mutate and adapt over the years, peaking at a Daily rating of 1051 in 2025 and clocking Bullet maxes near 650. From the fiery bullet battles to the thoughtful daily games, aenj213 exhibits a remarkable ability to adapt their strategy — proving they're not just any old pawn in the game.
Playing Style & Strengths
- Endgame Specialist: Aenj213 ventures deep into the endgame phase 53.89% of the time, showcasing patience and strategic stamina that would put even the most rare enzyme to shame.
- Comeback King: Bouncing back from setbacks with a 67.83% comeback rate, this player knows how to regenerate after a loss, like a chessboard phoenix rising from its own ashes.
- Win Despite Losing Material: Their win rate after losing a piece is a perfect 100%—talk about cellular regeneration in chess form!
- Tempo & Pressure: With an average of about 46 moves per win and longer games when losing, aenj213’s style suggests a patient strategist who thrives on wearing down opponents over time.
Favorite Openings
Like a botanist with a favorite specimen, aenj213 tends to favor the Van t Kruijs Opening in Bullet games, boasting a respectable win rate of over 52%. The Pirc Defense and Alekhine’s Defense are also regularly part of their opening repertoire, showing a preference for dynamic, resilient lines that keep opponents guessing.
Competitive Record & Opponents
Engaged in thousands of bullet games, aenj213 has battled fiercely with nearly equal wins and losses — a testament to their resilience and lifelong learning in the ever-changing chess ecosystem. Noteworthy is a current win streak of zero, but with a longest winning streak of 18 games, this player has the potential for viral success!
Psychological Notes
With a tilt factor of 11, aenj213 occasionally lets emotions seep into the cerebral battlefield, but their careful cultivation of skill keeps their loss rate low at just 2.55% for one-sided defeats. Interestingly, their rated versus casual game win difference is -17.21%, suggesting aenj213 is still evolving their approach under competitive pressures — a work-in-progress adaptation worthy of scientific observation.
Fun Fact
Whether it’s the “Van t Kruijs” or the “Alekhines Defense”, these chess openings aren’t just moves—they're part of the genetic code that defines aenj213’s style. Consider them a unique organism thriving in the ecosystem of lichess, constantly recalibrating strategies, and proving that evolution and chess mastery go hand in hand.
In the grand biosphere of chess, aenj213 is a player whose game blossoms like a well-tended garden—rooted in solid openings, branching into clever midgame tactics, and flourishing with resilient endgames. Watch out, the next move might just be their evolutionary breakthrough!
