Egonnot

Profile Summary: Egonnot

Meet Egonnot, a spirited rapid chess enthusiast who has danced through the ranks with all the enthusiasm of a caffeine-fueled knight on the loose! While Egonnot's current rating hovers around the 200-300 mark, his peak rapid rating hit a solid 1064 back in mid-2023—a peak worth raising a pawn for.

Known for a bustling schedule of games (over 300 rapid battles fought and documented), Egonnot flexes an aggressive yet somewhat mercurial playing style. With an early resignation rate of 21.76%, Egonnot is not shy about waving the white flag when the position looks grim—smart energy management or secret humility? You decide.

A fan favorite among openings, Egonnot showcases an impressive 70% win rate with the French Defense and gleefully experiments with the Philidor Defense, boasting equally impressive success. The Van t Kruijs Opening, however, seems to be a bit of a love-hate relationship, with slightly more losses than wins—sometimes, even chess players have their Achilles' heel!

Egonnot’s longest winning streak stands proudly at 7 games, but the darker side shows an 11-game losing streak, proving that every hero’s journey has its rocky moments. Current streaks might not be sparkling, but the passion to bounce back shines bright with a comeback rate near 40%.

Time-wise, Egonnot performs best in the wee hours, with a mysterious "best time of day to play" pinpointed at 3:00 AM—a true chess night owl! Their win rates are notably above 50% on Sundays and Mondays, perfect for kicking off the work week with a strategic smash.

Psychologically, Egonnot keeps it cool under pressure with a tilt factor of 11, meaning frustration is rare but definitely memorable when it happens. Highlights include a recent clever checkmate victory against b7aar, where Egonnot’s tactical arsenal proved just too sharp for the opponent.

In short, Egonnot is the kind of player who reminds us that chess isn't just about numbers—it's about resilience, style, and perhaps the occasional early surrender for strategic recalibration. Keep an eye on this one; the journey to mastery is always more fun with a little flair and humor along the way!

Favorite quote: “Sometimes the best move is admitting defeat early... then plotting a comeback worthy of a grandmaster’s dreams!”