eladsarussi

Player Profile: eladsarussi

Meet eladsarussi, a rapid chess enthusiast whose journey in 2025 has been a rollercoaster of triumphs and tactical drama. With a rapid rating peaking at 745 and a respectable 714 by year-end, elad has proven that persistence truly pays off, playing 92 rapid games with nearly as many wins (47) as losses (37), plus a solid handful of draws.

Known for a Top Secret opening strategy that opponents just can't quite crack, eladsarussi boasts a 51% win rate in rapid games—perfectly balanced like a well-played endgame. Speaking of endgames, nearly half of elad's games reach this critical phase, demonstrating not just stamina but a love for chess's deepest complexities.

Quick on the clock but not much of a blitz fan (one game, one loss), elad thrives in the thoughtful tempo of rapid play. Despite an amusingly short blitz career, eladsarussi’s comeback skills shine bright – winning over half the games where they’re behind, and astonishingly, achieving a 100% win rate after losing a piece. Clearly, elad’s not one to give up without a fight.

When not dismantling opponents with cunning moves, eladsarussi displays a psychological resilience tempered by a moderate tilt factor of 4 – so yes, some frustrations, but nothing the quest for checkmate can’t fix.

Favorite battle hours? Evenings, especially around 14:00 to 23:00, where elad’s win rate soars as high as 80%—possibly fueled by snacks and caffeine. Sundays and Wednesdays are the days to watch out, boasting over 60% win rates, while Mondays may be best reserved for recovery.

The record against recent opponents varies wildly – with perfect wins against players like “prem2378” but tough losses against others such as “dedsecinyou”. Opponents beware: eladsarussi thrives on surprises and swerves, turning the board into a playground of strategy and wit.

With an average game length hovering around 49 moves for wins, eladsarussi enjoys a strategic marathon rather than a sprint. The longest winning streak stands proudly at five games, and the current winning streak is one—so the streaks continue, and so does the adventure on 64 squares.

In the words of eladsarussi: "Chess is not just a game; it’s a lifestyle, with occasional rage-quits (only 2.63% early resignations, mind you). If you want to beat me, bring your best game—and maybe a steel nerve."