Quentin Louis - The Chess Maverick
Meet Quentin Louis, a rapidly rising star in the chess universe who proves that slow and steady sometimes does come with a dash of flair… and a pinch of unpredictability. In 2025, Quentin’s rapid rating soared to a proud peak of 489, while his bullet chess antics have dazzled fans with a peak rating of 549. When playing rapid chess, Quentin battles through an average of 55 moves to victory, suggesting a liking for gritty, labyrinthine games rather than quickcheckmate blitzes.
With a win rate hovering around the 45% mark, Quentin’s games are peppered with strategic depth and the occasional comedic blunder. His opening repertoire is eclectic, featuring a solid performance with the Van t Kruijs Opening in rapid—boasting a neat 50% win rate over 44 games. But don’t get too comfortable: his favorite go-to bullet opening, the English Opening, has given him a perfect 100% win rate—clearly, lightning-fast moves are his playground.
Comebacks? Oh, Quentin has those in spades. With a staggering 65% comeback rate and a flawless 100% win rate after losing a piece, he’s the kind of player who refuses to throw in the towel even when the chips are down—probably why his early resignation rate stands at a mere 7%. Opponents beware: losing a piece to Quentin isn’t the end; it’s just the beginning of a new fight.
What’s more, Quentin’s longest winning streak is an impressive 8 games, and his current winning streak reminds us he’s always ready for action. He shines on Wednesdays with a 58% win rate and prefers the 8 AM hour for his best moves—perfect for early risers and coffee-fueled brilliance!
On the psychological side, Quentin keeps his cool well with a low tilt factor of 5—no rage quitting here! And while his rated vs casual win difference is a hefty 45%, suggesting he thrives under serious pressure, the player behind Anakin371 clearly knows how to enjoy the game no matter the stakes.
With an aggressive but thoughtful style, a knack for comebacks, and an opening book that would make most grandmasters raise an eyebrow, Quentin Louis is definitely a name to watch in the chess world. Will his bullet speed or his rapid endurance take him further? Only the board knows, but one thing is certain: wherever he plays, entertainment and fierce competition quickly follow.
