Cecisalazar

Profile Summary: Cecisalazar

Cecisalazar is a determined chess enthusiast with a knack for the rapid format, often taking on opponents with a blend of tactical awareness and a touch of stubborn resilience. With a current rapid rating hovering in the mid-200s and a peak of 588 achieved back in early 2024, Cecisalazar’s games are a rollercoaster of ups and downs — but mostly ups!

While some might shy away from a losing streak, Cecisalazar faces them head-on, boasting a respectable comeback rate of over 53%. These battles are rarely dull, as average moves per game suggest lengthy, strategic tussles that test endurance and patience. Ending games primarily by resignation shows their opponents often wave the white flag before the final checkmate lands.

Opening repertoire:

• King’s Pawn Opening: A favorite for over 600 games, with a win rate flirting around 42%.
• Philidor Defense and Van ’t Kruijs Opening: Lesser-known openings where Cecisalazar shines with nearly 45% win rates.
• Sometimes ventures into the mysterious “Undefined” openings, surprisingly winning 56% of those games—apparently, chaos is a friend.

Playing Style & Quirks:

Known for an early resignation rate of 13%, Cecisalazar knows when to cut losses—but the rest of the time, battles last well into the 50+ move range, depending on victory or defeat. Black doesn’t get an easy ride either, with a respectable 42% win rate when playing the darker pieces.

Their best time to strike? Early mornings around 6:00 AM, when focus is sharp and coffee is freshly brewed. Beware, opponents playing in the wee hours might find Cecisalazar a relentless foe! Their tilt factor is modest at 9, so they keep their cool in most situations—until checkmate arrives, of course.

Memorable Moments:

Recently, Cecisalazar delivered a rapid-fire victory with the Scandinavian Defense, forcing the opponent into resignation in less than a dozen moves—a masterclass in efficiency. Their perseverance is also evident in a daring checkmate against a tricky Queen’s Gambit Declined position. But hey, losing games is part of the journey, and Cecisalazar wears each setback as a badge of honor on the path to improvement.

In the end, Cecisalazar is the kind of player who might not dominate the grandmaster circuit just yet, but certainly knows how to keep their opponents on their toes—and leave them wondering, “What just happened?”

Follow their games for a blend of tactical skirmishes, stubborn determination, and a sprinkle of chess comedy along the way.

Check out their latest exploits: Recent win against ssk_5555