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Clyde Cochez (clydecochez) - The Relentless Rapid & Tactical Bullet Fighter

Meet Clyde Cochez, a spirited chess warrior known in the digital arena as clydecochez. With a passion for rapid and bullet chess, Clyde dances through the 64 squares armed with a blend of calculated risks, stubborn comebacks, and occasional early resignations to save dignity (a modest 12.55% of games, mind you).

Rating & Playing Style

Over two recent years, Clyde's rapid rating boldly climbed from a max of 583 in 2024 to a respectable 523 in 2025, while bullet rating flirted with peaks around 391. Not the grandmaster-level storm on the horizon yet, but certainly a competitor whose games keep you guessing. Averages hover in the mid-400s for rapid and low 300s for bullet, reflecting a player who battles plenty but always learns.

Their playing style? Expect some endgame grit (engaged 37% of the time), with surprisingly longer winning games averaging about 48 moves — a patient tactician who enjoys a good fight. White pieces offer a slight upper hand with a 49.6% win rate, but Black doesn't back down easily with a solid 45.6%. Sometimes Clyde tilts (8 on a scale), but who doesn’t after a long day of pawn storms?

Tactical Flair & Openings

Clyde’s tactical prowess shines brightest when the unexpected happens - boasting a jaw-dropping 100% win rate after losing a piece. Talk about turning a tragedy into a triumph! The longest winning streak clocks in at a respectable 9 games—solid evidence of a player who can ride the wave of momentum.

Opening preferences reveal a lover of classical lines with winning success in Scandinavian Defense variants and a remarkable 88.9% win rate when employing the Caro-Kann Defense in rapid. Meanwhile, the French Defense taps into an impressive 85.7% rapid win rate. Bullet battles show a quirky fondness for Nimzowitsch Defense (100% win rate in 2 games!), proving Clyde isn't afraid to mix it up and keep opponents on their toes.

Recent Memorable Battles

Clyde’s latest victories display a penchant for sharp tactics and checkmate flair; the game against “MrEmanuel14” ended in a stunning queen promotion checkmate after a daring Scandinavian Defense assault. Not one to shy from complexity, Clyde also capitalized on Nimzowitsch Defense tricks to secure wins by resignation.

Losses come from evenly matched duels where opponents sometimes execute flawless endgames or cunning positional play, serving as reminders that even knights of Clyde’s caliber have dragons to slay.

Psych & Strategy

Clyde prefers the evening battlefield, with peak win rates occurring during late afternoon and post-sunset hours — perhaps channeling that mysterious night owl energy. Favorite days? Mondays and Saturdays bring out Clyde’s best, while early mornings and the wee hours offer more of a challenge.

For all the stats, underneath it all lies an adventurous player with a love for the game, a willingness to take risks, and of course, a sharp eye for tactical fireworks. Whether planning a quiet Caro-Kann siege or a blitzkrieg Nimzowitsch on bullet speed, Clyde Cochez keeps the chess world guessing.