Egidio69

Profile Summary: Egidio69

Meet Egidio69, the chess player whose rating journey is a rollercoaster ride through the ranks of rapid, blitz, and bullet chess arenas!

Despite rocking a modest rapid rating sailing around 590, Egidio69’s passion for the game is anything but small. With over 2,600 rapid games under their belt, their persistence shines through a near 50% win rate, and a penchant for opening gambits such as the King's Pawn Opening (300 games strong!) and the intriguingly named Van 't Kruijs Opening (over 200 games played). Clearly, Egidio69 gives new life to classics, and isn't afraid to throw curveballs with variations like Leonardis and the Scandinavian Defense.

Blitz and bullet? Oh yes, Egidio69 has dabbled there too—managing over 170 blitz games with a competitive win-loss record around even, and a brave attempt at bullet with a handful of games, proving that even speed demons were given a fighting chance.

Their playstyle is as dynamic as their results. They’re known for an early resignation rate slightly above 3%, which means they occasionally know when to give mercy, but their endgame prowess is notable, appearing in over 70% of their battles on the board. And talk about grit—Egidio69 has an impressive 70% comeback rate, turning games around like a plot twist in a chess thriller.

Other quirks? Egidio69’s psychological resilience is no joke, boasting a win rate after losing a piece of 100%, making every lost pawn an opportunity for a dramatic comeback. Their longest winning streak hit 9 games before being snapped, proving they can be a streak master when in the zone.

Time-of-day strategist? Apparently yes! The clock gods favor Egidio69 mostly between 10 and 11 AM (a whopping 60%+ win rate) and early afternoon with mid-50s win rates. Who knew mornings were good for chess and groggy yawns elsewhere?

And what about their attitude in the heat of battle? This player tilts just a little (tilt factor 9), which we chess fans can all appreciate.

Recent Highlights

Their latest triumph was a daring win with the black pieces played against GersonXadrezplay, using the Saragossa Opening, ending in a game abandonment victory. If that’s not a cliffhanger, we don’t know what is!

Not all battles end in glory, of course. Egidio69 recently got checkmated by Skeletto2 after bravely fighting a Giuoco Piano, and lost a nail-biter against themoviecharacter in a Bishops Opening showdown, showing that every chess warrior has their kryptonite.

Still, with a chess career filled with strategic gambits, dramatic comebacks, and a vast repertoire of openings, Egidio69 remains a tenacious contender on the battleground of 64 squares, ever ready to play the long game (we’re talking an average of 68 moves to victory!).

All hail the knight, the rook, and the quirky charm of Egidio69!