Luis Sosa

Player Profile: Luis Sosa (aka CrazyMee)

Meet Luis Sosa, better known in the chess world as CrazyMee, a player whose moves are as unpredictable as his username suggests! With a journey that started fiercely in 2015, Luis quickly found his niche in the lightning-fast world of bullet chess, climbing up to a scorching peak rating of 1960 by August of that year. Not one to shy away from the clock’s pressure, his blitz performance reached an impressive pinnacle at 1975 in mid-2016.

Playing Style & Strengths

Luis wields the French Defense Knight Variation, two knights variation like a seasoned tactician, boasting a solid 63.64% win rate in bullet and an even stronger 67.5% in blitz. However, don’t be fooled by his steady defense; his love for the Caro Kann Defense’s Two Knights Attack shows he’s not afraid to shake things up, flaunting an outstanding 84.62% win rate in blitz.

Known for long battles, Luis averages almost 70 moves per game regardless of whether it's a victory or defeat—so he’s definitely not one to resign before the endgame drama unfolds. With an 84.54% comeback rate after setbacks, he proves time and time again that the journey is never over until the final checkmate.

Psychology & Fun Facts

While CrazyMee’s tilt factor is a modest 10, he’s probably more of a "play it cool" type, except maybe when it’s the 14:00 hour—his prime time for snatching wins (with a flawless 100% win rate reported at this mysterious hour). Perhaps mystery is his secret weapon!

Luis’s games are played with a flair for both the tactical and the strategic, but be warned: his longest losing streak reached 10 games. Clearly, even the best sometimes taste defeat before bouncing back stronger.

Recent Highlights

Among his most recent victories was a swift and stylish checkmate against dreamz2009 in a Nimzowitsch-Larsen Attack game where Luis played black. The game ended with a checkmate on the 28th move, showing his ability to capitalize on a complex position.

He also secured notable wins by resignation over strong players like Ihcakideyno and torver, proving that his opponents often find it tough to tolerate his pressure in extended fights.

Overall Alignment

• Win-Loss Records: Luis has comfortably more wins than losses in bullet (56/34) and a nearly even battle in blitz (340/316).
• Openness to Variety: His openings repertoire covers several French Defense variations, the Sicilian and the Ruy Lopez, demonstrating versatility and adaptability.
• Time Controls: Although he dabbles in daily chess, bullet and blitz are his real playgrounds where he shines brightest.

Whether battling against the clock or setting cunning traps, Luis "CrazyMee" Sosa is a chess player determined to entertain, surprise, and outwit. Just don’t blink—his next move could be checkmate!