careleot

Player Profile: careleot

Meet careleot, a chess player whose progress in the game is more like evolution – steadily adapting and caching gains, much like a chameleon changing its tactics to blend into the battlefield of 64 squares. From a modest Rapid rating of 371 in 2022 to an impressive 853 projected in 2025, careleot has proven to be a resilient and rapidly evolving competitor.

With over 3,000 rapid games logged, this player has mastered the art of transformation with a win record of 1424 victories, battling losses and draws with a stoic calm reminiscent of the slow but steady survival strategies found in nature. Their longest winning streak of 16 games shows that when careleot locks in, the prey (or opponent) might as well be caught!

Careleot's favorite openings—like the Van 't Kruijs Opening, where strategy blooms with a respectable 53.85% win rate, and the Queens Pawn Opening—a classic gambit in the ecosystem of chess—underline their preference for time-tested structures.

Notably, their tactical awareness is sharp, sporting an impressive 74.79% comeback rate, and a flawless 100% win rate after losing a piece, proving they never play dead and always find a way to outmaneuver their foes. Despite a modest tilt factor of 11, careleot maintains composure better than a cat on a hot tin roof.

Their playing style is characterized by patience, with an average of 64 moves per win, favoring deep endgames (69.3% frequency), where the chessboard truly becomes their hunting ground.

Whether it’s dawn or dusk, careleot shows a peak win rate around 0:00 hour at 64.29%, so maybe they are a nocturnal strategist who thrives when most are asleep—truly a chess chameleon making moves in the twilight.

In the grand biosphere of poker-faced competitors, careleot stands out as a cunning and adaptable contestant, one whose moves evolve game after game. Keep an eye on this player, because like the careful chameleon hunting its prey, careleot’s chess prowess is always changing color and ready to strike.