Edward Olazabal (aka Edolaflo)
Edward Olazabal is a chess player who approaches the 64 squares not just as a battlefield, but as a playground of tactical wizardry and quirky charm. Known more by his username Edolaflo, he's a blitz enthusiast who has wrestled with over 7,500 games in this lightning-fast format alone, boasting a win rate that nearly hits 49% against countless tiny tyrants of the board.
Blitz Battles and Rapid Reflections
Edward’s blitz rating has climbed steadily over the years, peaking at around 1409 — not quite grandmaster territory, but enough to make your mouse sweat and your heart palpitate. When playing rapid chess, he dazzles with an impressive 83% win rate over recent battles, proving he can slow down just enough to spot the sneaky forks and sly pins that decide games.
Playing Style and Psychology
With an average of 65 moves to claim victory and nearly 70 on losses, Edward clearly enjoys the long haul, savoring every pawn push and knight hop. His commitment to the endgame is nothing short of legendary, appearing in 75% of his games — a stat which suggests he either loves the dramatic finishes or simply hates leaving his opponent with unfinished business.
He's known for a powerful comeback spirit, with an 82.6% rate of turning the tide when the chips are down, and a flawless 100% win rate after losing a piece — which implies that if you manage to snag his knight or bishop, it might just seal your fate.
Psychological Quirks
Edward has a tilt factor of 12 (whatever that means in the chaotic realm of online chess), so he’s pretty resilient under pressure. Also, his rated vs casual win difference is nearly 49%, indicating that he finds a bit more satisfaction — or maybe pressure — when the stakes are real.
Fun Facts & Records
- Longest winning streak: 12 games, proving that once the stars align, Edward is a force of nature.
- Never a stranger to the Top Secret openings — a style exclusive enough that even Edward’s opponents suspect there’s a secret chip under his hood.
- His blitz battles are so numerous that his opponents’ win rates range from 0% (take that!) to a merciful 50% or so against some.
- Edward plays some of his best chess between 4 AM and 5 AM — a time slot where genius meets coffee-fueled chaos.
In Summary
Edward Olazabal, or Edolaflo in the chess circuits, is the player you call when you want a spirited, unpredictable match that’s part technical showcase, part psychological thriller, with a dash of humor — because if chess can’t make you smile during a comeback, is it really chess? Whether it’s bullet, blitz, rapid, or the elusive daily games, Edward’s presence on the board means danger for pawns and delight for spectators.
