E-18King-Slayer

Player Profile: E-18King-Slayer

Meet E-18King-Slayer, a brave and tenacious chess warrior battling the 64 squares with unpredictable flair and a splash of humor. Despite rocking a modest peak rapid rating of 1229 (achieved in February 2025), this player’s journey is anything but ordinary!

Known for wielding openings like the Van t Kruijs Opening and the Caro Kann Defense, E-18King-Slayer boasts a respectable winning rate of around 44-48% in these lines. Not one to stick to the beaten path, they occasionally flirt with adventurous variations in the Queen’s Pawn family — some works, some... well, don’t.

Their playing style? Let’s just say patience is a virtue here. With an average of 51 moves per win and even longer tussles of 61 moves per loss, this player battles deep into the endgame – a stage they love, occurring in nearly 58% of their games. When losing a piece, their comeback rate is an impressive 74%, proving that never giving up is more than just a motto — it’s a lifestyle.

The ladder isn’t climbed without slips! The current rapid rating has seen a slide, averaging around 500-600 over recent months, but resilience shines through with streaks of up to 6 consecutive wins and a never-dwelling-on-losses attitude (tilt factor at a manageable 7). Black, White — it hardly matters, with almost identical win rates just over 40%, showing adaptability and grit.

On the psychological front, early resignation is rare (just 2.21%), but when victory feels inevitable, E-18King-Slayer seals games confidently with 82 wins by checkmate and 66 wins by resignation from opponents who prefer to call it quits early.

If you catch E-18King-Slayer online, expect action mostly around midday — their statistically best time to play is 12:00 PM, possibly fueled by coffee or sheer stubbornness. Weekdays bring better fortunes, especially Monday with a 45% win rate, while mornings shine brighter than evenings.

Memorable Moments

A recent spectacular victory came in the Van t Kruijs Opening where E-18King-Slayer mercilessly checkmated their opponent in just 28 moves — quick, sharp, and effective. On the flip side, losses can come from fierce matches where time trouble plays spoiler, as seen in a 43-move resignation against the cunning GodzillAndry.

Final Word

Whether slaying kings or battling back from lost positions, E-18King-Slayer embodies the spirit of chess: ups, downs, laughs, and relentless passion. For anyone who ever felt like the underdog, this player is proof that every pawn push and knight fork writes a story worth telling.