Profile: Eddymond
Once upon a chessboard, Eddymond emerged as a fighter with a flair for the Sicilian Defense, particularly dazzling in the Old Sicilian Variation where the win rate zooms to an impressive 80%. With a peak blitz rating of 800 and a rapid rating over 1000 in early 2021, Eddymond’s journey has been a rollercoaster of highs and learning curves, proving that even pawns have dreams.
Known for a varied yet tenacious style, Eddymond doesn't shy away from tactical battles, boasting a comeback rate of nearly 74%. With patience rivaling that of a saint, the average game lasts well over 55 moves when winning, demonstrating endurance and strategic depth—though sometimes the clock is the real enemy, given several timeout finishes.
While bullet chess is a realm where Eddymond holds a modest peak of 500 rating, the passion for rapid and blitz games shines brighter. And it’s no surprise that the best time to challenge fate and opponents alike is in the witching hour of 3 AM, where the win rate hits a perfect 100%. Night owls and caffeine aficionados, watch out!
With a longest winning streak of nine and a longest losing streak of ten, Eddymond's resilience is evident. Whether it’s facing opponents like issamkebbache with a 100% win rate or learning from losses to afonsoferro, the spirit to keep pushing on never fades. Black pieces hold a slight edge, winning just under 53% of the time, making Eddymond a master of the dark squares.
Off the board, a quick glance at recent battles reveals some sharp finishes—like a swift checkmate victory over issamkebbache in 2025 using that trusty Sicilian Old Variation, showcasing that Eddymond’s pieces don’t just move, they punch with style.
Fun fact: Eddymond’s early resignation rate is a humble 7.89%, proving that surrender is reserved for only the most hopeless positions. And with a psychological tilt factor of 10, this player keeps a cool head... most of the time.
To sum it up, Eddymond is a passionate, unpredictable chess aficionado who loves deep endgames, tricky Sicilian lines, and a good challenge any time of the day—even if that day happens to be the middle of the night.