ejmaco

Profile Summary: ejmaco

Meet ejmaco, a chess enthusiast who’s been steadily climbing the ranks and keeping opponents on their toes. Starting with a modest daily rating in the mid-500s back in 2024, ejmaco has impressively pushed that peak all the way to 811 by May 2025 — a feat that surely has chess engines whispering, "Watch out!"

While the Bullet rating might suggest someone who likes to live on the edge (322 max, but a tough 1-game record), it’s in Daily games where ejmaco truly shines. A record of 20 wins, 8 losses, and 2 draws indicates a player who loves scrappy battles and knows how to pull off clutch endgames, with over half of games reaching the endgame stage. Rapid play tells a story of struggle and learning — 9 wins to 13 losses — but hey, nobody’s perfect on a hustle clock.

Tactically, ejmaco has a remarkable comeback rate of 58.62%. Losing a piece? No problem! Almost half the time, ejmaco turns the tides to win or at least draw. The psychological tilt is kept low (score of 4), meaning most defeats bring reflection rather than ragequits. Interestingly, the best time to take on ejmaco is at 11:00 AM, when their win rate hits a perfect 100% in recorded games — maybe fueled by a good breakfast or a strong coffee.

When it comes to openings, ejmaco seems to have a secret weapon: the Queen’s Pawn Opening, Chigorin Variation — boasting a spotless 4-0 undefeated record. Another favorite: the enigmatic "Top Secret" opening, which carries a suspiciously high 75% win rate (or maybe just a mysterious surprise on the board). The Queen’s Pawn Polish Defense? Not so much — with a zero percent win rate. We all have our kryptonite!

Ejmaco’s games average around 56 moves when victorious, demonstrating patience and strategic endurance. In losses, games tend to end quicker, around 43 moves, hinting at decisive moments where the tides turn faster than a knight’s fork.

Opponents beware: ejmaco has a sweet spot for facing adal_vf with a winning rate exceeding 70%, proving that some rivalries bring out the best moves. Matches against hermanthegerman92 are closer contests, but ejmaco still holds the edge.

And just in case you wonder about the intensity of the battles, ejmaco’s most recent victorious masterpiece ended with a glorious checkmate after a thrilling 42-move fight in the Albin Countergambit — checkmate elegance at its finest (view game).

In summary, ejmaco is the kind of player who combines resilience, strategic depth, and a touch of mystery, always ready to keep you guessing and maybe even lose a piece or two on purpose just to pull off a sneaky comeback. Stick around for the next game — it promises to be anything but boring!