Profile Summary: Candidate Master e4d50-1
Meet e4d50-1, a Candidate Master by FIDE standards and a true gladiator of the 64 squares. With a blitz peak rating soaring near the 2800 mark, this player dances through the chaos of rapid-fire games with both fury and finesse. If speed chess had an Olympic event, e4d50-1 would be sporting gold, silver, and bronze medals in every category.
What makes e4d50-1 particularly fascinating (and occasionally infuriating for opponents) is their resilience and love for a good fight. Their comeback rate is an astronomical 88.67%, proving that losing a piece is merely a warm-up to launching a spectacular counterattack. The sheer volume of games—tens of thousands played—shows dedication bordering on obsession, or perhaps just an insatiable thirst for checkmate.
One cannot overlook their strategic quirks: favoring the Caro-Kann Defense and dabbling in the King’s Indian Defense, they bring both solid defense and surprising tactical flair. With an average of nearly 87 moves per win, patience and perseverance are their trusty allies, and their games often march on like an epic tale rather than a quick duel.
Interestingly, e4d50-1 battles a notorious tilt factor score of 52, meaning when things go sideways, emotions might just move the pieces around a little more wildly. But with a best playing hour around 2 AM, it’s clear their chess genius emerges most vividly when the world is asleep, and the pawns dream restless dreams.
Their most recent games involve fierce clashes against formidable opponents with victory snatched through resignation, brilliant checkmates, and occasionally learning experiences via losses by checkmate. Like any grandmaster in the making, e4d50-1’s journey is marked by fierce competition and relentless pursuit of improvement.
In short, e4d50-1 is the player who shows that chess is more than a game; it’s a marathon of nerve, wit, and the occasional “oops, I didn’t see that” moment—all while holding the Candidate Master title with pride.