Profile: ChartreuseSubmarine, FIDE Master
ChartreuseSubmarine is not your average chess enthusiast—their handle alone hints at a splash of mystery mixed with a dash of aquatic stealth. Holding the prestigious title of FIDE Master, this player surfaces in the chess world with a strikingly aggressive and resilient style that’s hard to pin down.
2025 has been quite the year: ChartreuseSubmarine boasts impressive peak ratings across all game formats — a blistering 2605 in Blitz, a rapid-fire 2570 in Bullet, and a sturdy 2293 in Rapid. But it’s not just the numbers; their winning streaks reveal a fighter’s spirit, including a longest win run of 9 consecutive games. A tactical mastermind, they maintain a perfect 100% win rate after losing a piece—because giving up is for submarines that sink, not for this one.
When swimming through their opponents’ ranks, ChartreuseSubmarine often finds smooth sailing (or rather, checkmate) against notable players like pma83, elchechereche, vegan4animals, and many others who have fallen prey to their strategic depths. Although some adversaries like deimant1 and modernlife2010 remain elusive prey, this competitor’s resilience and tactical prowess don’t waver.
With a penchant for long endgames (nearly 80% of their games reach the final phases) and an average of around 86 moves per win, ChartreuseSubmarine clearly enjoys the strategic marathon over the quick skirmish. They favor playing with the white pieces, boasting a strong 68% win rate, but don’t underestimate their black—it still commands respect at almost 57%.
A curious note about timing: this player is positively diurnal with a penchant for winning from dawn to dusk—100% win rates at dusk and early morning hours mean challenges presented at those times better come prepared. Thursdays might need some work, but with a tilt factor of just 4, ChartreuseSubmarine stays cool even when the game dives into choppy waters.
If you see their name float onto the scoreboard, expect a tactical submarine lurking beneath calm waters—ready to surface with a swift checkmate before you even know what hit you.