ArnaudMrs: The Eternal Grinder
ArnaudMrs is the kind of chess player who treats every loss as a tuition fee and every win as a bonus. This account has 5,166 rated games on the books, with 1,298 wins, 3,750 losses and 118 draws. That is not a perfect score, but it is a mountain of experience. ArnaudMrs may prefer Daily chess, where there is time to think, but the battle scars come mostly from blitz and rapid marathons.
A Hard-Earned Education
ArnaudMrs has taken a long and winding path through the rating floors and ceilings. The blitz rating once started above 1,000 before crashing down, and then slowly rebuilt itself through years of relentless play. The daily rating has reached as high as 1331 (2021-02-27), while rapid and bullet have each offered their own moments of glory.
The most remarkable number might be the streak record: 13 straight wins at one point, and 53 straight losses at another. Most people would quit somewhere around loss number 30. ArnaudMrs just kept clicking "rematch".
Rivalries That Define a Career
No player has shaped ArnaudMrs like ecliptique57. They have faced each other 111 times, and ecliptique57 has walked away with 100 wins. The scoreboard is lopsided, but the bravery is not.
On the other side of the spectrum is raphrena420. In 51 meetings, ArnaudMrs won 45 of them. That gives the rivalry ledger a healthy balance: one kryptonite, one friendly matchup, and plenty of lessons in between.
Opening Signatures
ArnaudMrs does not play it safe. The Amazon Attack appears everywhere, and the Scandinavian Defense is a frequent guest as Black. Daily games also feature the Caro-Kann Defense, while the London System has been a regular source of long, grinding battles. Offbeat first moves are common, which means opening theory is often left behind after just a few moves.
The opening chart shows a player who keeps trying different plans, even when some of those plans end in pain. That experimental attitude is part of the charm.
Fighting to the Finish
ArnaudMrs is not a quitter. The early resignation rate is just 1.55 percent, and endgames are reached in close to 63 percent of games. Losses last around 64 moves on average, so even defeats are drawn out into full workouts. The comeback rate sits above 76 percent, and the best time to play, according to the stats, is 07:00 in the morning. That is when the board is quiet and ArnaudMrs is ready to pounce.
Checkmates are surprisingly rare in the record, which suggests most games end by resignation or timeout rather than the final delivered mate. For ArnaudMrs, the battle is the point, not the formality of the last move.
Still Clicking Play
ArnaudMrs has spent years building a database full of hard lessons, wild openings, rivalries, and rematches. The story is still being written. With a preferred home in Daily chess and a healthy appetite for chaos, ArnaudMrs remains one of the most persistent players on the board. That stubbornness, more than any rating, is the real legacy.