AyoubELMAS

AyoubELMAS: The Rollercoaster Chess Virtuoso

Meet AyoubELMAS, a rapid-fire chess warrior currently rated at a modest 128 in Rapid and 800 in Daily chess as of mid-2025. Though the numbers might not scream "Grandmaster" just yet, AyoubELMAS plays with a spirit that defies statistics—and sometimes gravity.

Since the dawn of 2025, AyoubELMAS has embarked on over 200 rapid games, trading victory and defeat in a nearly epic saga: 57 wins, 74 losses, and 19 draws. Not exactly the textbook unbeaten champion, but every loss is a lesson, and every win a sweet checkpoint in the quest for glory.

His opening repertoire reads like a map of adventurous terrain. The Queen's Pawn Opening is a favored battleground, boasting nearly 47% win effectiveness, proving that sometimes slow and steady apparently wins some races. The Grob Opening, a rather quirky choice beloved by bold players, is where AyoubELMAS shines brightest—60% win rate—showing a willingness to dance off the beaten path. Meanwhile, the English Opening Kings English Variation and Polish Opening remain stubborn nemeses, with no wins in those trenches. No shame in experimenting!

Psychologically speaking, AyoubELMAS uniquely shines at 3 AM, the “best time of day to play” as per his own stats. Owls beware—he snatches victory most when nocturnal. His longest winning streak is a humble four games, but the real talent is in his 64.91% comeback rate after setbacks—proof that our chess player refuses to throw in the towel easily, even if their early resignation rate sits at a spicy 13.33%.

Games can be long battles for AyoubELMAS, averaging around 46 moves to victory and even more to defeat, suggesting a preference for grinding endgames over blazing bullet exchanges. Black pieces bring out his fiercest play, with a 41.56% win rate compared to 33.78% with White—maybe because he likes surprising opponents when they're expecting a softer ride.

Opponents have ranged from stalwart rival "oussemes," to one-off challengers like "mayzeub," whom AyoubELMAS has a perfect 100% record against. However, some players seem to pose bigger puzzles, with tough loss records on the books. It's all part of the learning curve on the battlefield.

His most recent triumph was a Queen’s Pawn beatdown against “mago430” that ended with a graceful resignation—like a curtain call after a poetic performance. The game showcased gritty positional play and precise attacks, fitting for a player who embraces the strategic marathon.

In summary, AyoubELMAS might not yet have hit the dizzy heights of chess superstardom, but this player is the embodiment of determination: a midnight thinker, an experimental strategist, and an opponent who never gives up (except sometimes early—because hey, who doesn’t need a break?). Watch this space; the chessboard’s wild ride is far from over!