andriawe

Meet andriawe

andriawe is a chess player whose journey on the 64 squares has been a rollercoaster of flashes of brilliance, stubborn resilience, and the occasional eyebrow-raising blunder. With a passion ignited around 2023 in Rapid mode and a steady climb through Blitz since 2024, they have crafted a playing style that blends strategic patience with tactical surprises.

Sporting a peak Blitz rating of 686 achieved in January 2025 and a Rapid peak of 1410 back in late 2023, andriawe clearly enjoys turning up the heat across time controls. Not one to shy away from complexity, their games often extend beyond 60 moves on average — proving that giving up is not in their repertoire except for maybe that 2.71% early resignation rate (hey, everyone has their off days!).

Playing Style Highlights:

• Puzzles like a Houdini: a comeback rate above 68%, with a knack for turning around positions after losing a piece.
• Likes to dance in the endgame: over 66% of games go deep, where the real mastery begins.
• Evenly matched with the chess clock: the best time to face andriawe seems to be around 8 PM, where the win rates peak spectacularly.

Known for their affinity to the King’s Pawn Opening - King's Knight Variation and a sneaky fondness for the French Defense - Advance Variation, andriawe has faced a ton of opponents (including some with names as quirky as their stats suggest), maintaining respectable win ratios and some dramatic finishes.

Memorable Recent Battle: On May 30, 2025, andriawe clinched a victory by checkmate against samydu91, showcasing their tactical sharpness and precision under pressure. Their last recorded loss? A mysterious abandoned game against cestcequeverrontvosamiset, because every player has those "what just happened?" moments.

When not entangled in tactical webs or plotting a daring endgame, andriawe balances a temperate Tilt Factor of 10 — so yes, a truly human player who feels the sting of defeat but bounces back with a grin and a clever move.

In summary, andriawe is the kind of player who blends grit, strategy, and a bit of chessboard mischief, making every match a story worth watching — whether it's a glittering win or a learning moment disguised as a loss.