AlexSussot

Profile: AlexSussot

Meet AlexSussot, a chess battler navigating the tricky landscape where checkmates and near-misses dance cheek to cheek. As of 2025, Alex’s rapid rating maxed out at 562—a solid figure for someone who's no stranger to both explosive victories and equally dramatic defeats. Their daily rating peaked at 623, proving that when the clock ticks down, Alex often rises to the challenge!

Playing Style & Stats

Alex loves a good endgame, with 56.36% of their games marching all the way there, wielding a strategic mix of patience and tactical awareness. Early resignations are rare (just 3.64%), because surrendering too quickly goes against the spirit of the game... even when it looks tempting after a questionable pawn sacrifice.

With an average of about 52 moves per win and a slightly higher 61 moves per loss, Alex isn’t one to rush—except when hurrying to finish the flagship King's Pawn Opening Leonardis Variation, boasting nearly 70% win rate. Among their favored openings, the Philidor Defense shines bright with a 72.73% success rate, showing that sometimes it’s good to have a classic trick or two up your sleeve!

Record Highlights & Opponents

Alex’s overall rapid record is a fascinating tie: 219 wins, 219 losses, and a handful of draws—proof that triumph and defeat are two sides of the same chessboard. Their most intense rivalries are with sdarrigade (14 encounters!) and a solid rivalry with voloshka12. Some opponents fear Alex's attack so much they resign early, while others have managed to slip wins past Alex, keeping the competition lively.

The Psychological Arena

No player is immune to tilt, and Alex admits a small Tilt Factor of 5—meaning frustration doesn’t easily eclipse focus. According to data, their best chess hours fall around 5 PM, when their comeback powers spike to an impressive 74.66%. So if you want to challenge Alex, maybe avoid scheduling matches at cocktail hour!

Recent Adventures on the Board

Recently, Alex celebrated a swift checkmate victory against matteo_ctrv, showcasing masterful command of the Scandinavian Defense with the signature queen’s strike on h7. Not all tales ended in triumph, though—Alex suffered a sharp loss to ronron935 via a tactical checkmate, reminding us all that the chess gods favor the bold and sometimes the tricky. But coming back is their game—wins after losing pieces happen 42.53% of the time.

In Summary

AlexSussot is a relentless fighter, a tactician, and occasionally a magician who turns the board around at the last second. While not yet climbing the mountain of grandmasterdom, their chess journey is peppered with excitement, strategic gambits, and moments of pure genius—and occasional goofy blunders that make the game fun. Whether you face Alex, expect battles that stretch into deep endgames and a player who refuses to quit without a fight.