Emily Brossard

Emily Brossard (Username: chessily4)

Meet Emily Brossard, a chess enthusiast who has been shaking the 64 squares with a mix of grit, flair, and the occasional touch of chaos. Known online as chessily4, Emily’s journey through the ranks is a tale of highs, lows, and a colorful opening repertoire that keeps opponents guessing — and sometimes scratching their heads.

Rising Through the Rapid Ranks

Emily’s rapid games tell a story of determination and steady growth. With a peak rating soaring to an impressive 445 in April 2025, she has clearly not been content with just playing for fun. Over 200+ rapid games, Emily holds a close contest record with 68 wins, 82 losses, and a few strategic draws sprinkled in. Her most comfortable battleground? The “Top Secret” opening — mysterious to her adversaries as it is to us — boasting a respectable 41.67% win rate. When she’s feeling adventurous, she tackles the Sicilian Defense and even shines with a perfect 100% score in the quirky Van ’t Kruijs Opening and Nimzowitsch Defense.

Blitz and Bullet: Where Speed Meets Style

In the heat of blitz, Emily fires off moves with a peak rating of 410. Her overall blitz record of 53 wins and 54 losses reflects battles fought on the razor’s edge — think lightning-fast tactics combined with a splash of calculated risk. Not one to shy away from less-traveled paths, her 100% win rate in the Dutch Defense and Scandinavian Defense in blitz rounds highlights a player who knows when to pull out all the stops.

Bullet chess, where reflexes reign supreme, has seen Emily reach a peak of 528—a rating that could make any caffeine-fueled grandmaster raise an eyebrow. Although her bullet record (1 win, 3 losses) indicates the brutal reality of lightning play, it’s clear Emily dives headfirst into the fast-paced chaos, clock ticking perilously low.

Style, Strategy, and Quirks

Emily’s style is as unique as it is effective. She tends to bow out early with a graceful resignation rate of just 1.43%, demonstrating an admirable fighting spirit. Endgames occupy roughly two-thirds of her games, where she averages nearly 53 moves per win — a marathoner who never gives up. Interestingly, she boasts a 69.67% comeback rate, proving that losing a piece is just a minor inconvenience in her quest for victory.

Her best time to strike is at 4 PM, where her win rate peaks at 61.54%, making afternoons optimal for espresso and checkmates. Beware if you meet Emily at this hour — she also has a tilt factor of 7, which we interpret as “passionately invested,” occasionally showing emotions when the pawns don’t fall her way.

Notable Opponents and Legendary Battles

Emily has tangled with some familiar foes, notably charleyoung thirty-one times, but only clinched victory in about 6.45% of those encounters — a rivalry still wide open. Against bellogambino, she performs better, holding a solid 50% win rate. Local legends and newcomers alike might find they’re on thin ice when facing Emily’s unpredictable opening choices.

Latest Triumph

On May 21, 2025, Emily dazzled with a swift, stylish checkmate against mazzager, showcasing her mastery of the English Opening: King's English Variation. Her queen delivered the final blow with a charming Qxh7#, ending the game at move 19 — a reminder that sometimes, the queen really does have all the fun.

In a Nutshell

Emily Brossard is a dynamic player who combines tactical awareness, heartfelt passion, and a dash of humor. Whether grinding through rapid games, flashing lightning in blitz, or just enjoying the battle of minds, Emily embodies the spirit of chess: unpredictable, challenging, and endlessly entertaining. Opponents beware — behind that friendly username chessily4 is a competitor ready to make you sweat!