The Name Says It All
ChessAndMoreChesss is a player whose username is a mission statement. With more than 36,000 rated games played, this is someone who treats "one more game" as both a greeting and a farewell. Their preferred time control is Daily chess, where the clock does not shout, though they have somehow still found time for tens of thousands of faster games too.
A Repertoire Built on Trusty Lines
Ask ChessAndMoreChesss what they play and the answer is likely "yes". There is a deep and long lasting love for the French Defense, especially the Exchange Variation, which shows up thousands of times in their blitz history. As White, they lean on the aggressive Vienna Gambit and the dependable Caro-Kann Defense, both of which have served them very well. The formula seems to be simple: pick a solid opening, play it constantly, and learn every twist the hard way.
That patient approach carries over to Daily chess as well. Their Daily sample is small but impressive, and they reached a peak near 2029 (2025-07-25) in 2025.
Rivalries That Define a Career
No biography of this player is complete without deserthaze15. The two have faced each other 2,450 times, which is less of a rivalry and more of an ongoing conversation. ChessAndMoreChesss owns that series with 1,826 wins. Meanwhile, Eugene Hua has been a much tougher puzzle, winning 189 of their 222 meetings. Some opponents are fuel, and some opponents are homework.
Marathon, Not Sprint
ChessAndMoreChesss wins slowly and steadily. Their average winning game runs about 66 moves, and endgames appear in roughly 61% of their games. They also have a comeback rate above 82%, which means the scoreboard is never safe. Even after losing a piece, they still win nearly half the time. Add a 25 game winning streak and a 28 game losing streak, and you get the full emotional range: glory, despair, and a quick click back into the queue.
A Journey in Waves
The blitz graph is a story of persistence more than perfection, with
showing plenty of dramatic swings. The overall direction, however, is clearly upward. Their opening preferences tell the same story, and makes it clear that the French Defense and Caro-Kann Defense are the reliable friends who show up on moving day.For a player named ChessAndMoreChesss, the final lesson is simple: they will be back tomorrow, asking for one more game, and then probably another one after that.