CDGParis

Profile: CDGParis

Meet CDGParis, a rapid chess enthusiast whose rating rollercoaster in 2025 has been nothing short of a thrilling ride! Peaking at a modest but respectable 758 in April, CDGParis shows a classic love-hate relationship with the chessboard, hovering around a 600s rating in recent months with over 400 rapid games played—because clearly, giving up after a few losses is not their style.

Playing Style & Stats

Known for a high endgame frequency of 62.6%, CDGParis is often seen digging deep when the position heats up, dragging the battle into the late stages where patience and cold calculation matter most. With an average game length of about 60 moves whether they win or lose, this player certainly doesn’t believe in shortcuts or quick quits—despite a playful 7.5% early resignation rate that suggests occasionally “meh, I’ll try again later.”

Their largest winning streak was a bold 9 games in a row, but watch out—CDGParis can also hit a rough patch with a 12-game losing streak, currently on a bit of a 3-game skid. But the spirit of a comeback shines through with an impressive 71.7% comeback rate after being behind!

Favorite Openings

CDGParis dabbles in a variety of openings, with a curious fondness for the Modern Defense, though their win rate there is just 37.5%, so maybe there’s a bit of experimental adventure involved. The Nimzowitsch Defense brings better luck, with a winning percentage just above 50%, proving CDGParis can handle complex, hypermodern lines.

But the true gem is the Reti Opening: played only 11 times but with a stellar win rate above 72%. When CDGParis really wants to impress (or confuse their opponent), Reti is the way to go.

Psychological & Temporal Quirks

Chess isn’t just moves; it’s timing. For CDGParis, the best hour to play is 7 AM

They’re a bit of a tilt-prone player (tilt factor of 12), so a bad game might sting quite a bit, but with such a high determination to come back, it’s clear chess is more passion than frustration.