ElConstrictor64

ElConstrictor64: The Blitz Serpent of Chess.com

Meet ElConstrictor64, a lightning-fast blitz chess player whose moves squeeze the competition like a boa constrictor tightening its grip. Rising swiftly in 2025, ElConstrictor64’s blitz rating skyrocketed from a modest 2008 to a peak of 2784 in just over a month—a feat that would make even grandmasters blink twice.

Known for a patient, endgame-heavy style, ElConstrictor64 prefers battles that stretch on, averaging over 81 moves per win and demonstrating exceptional resilience (an 83% comeback rate after setbacks). The snake strikes back swiftly after losing pieces and rarely capitulates early, boasting zero early resignations and a stingy 3.45% one-sided loss rate.

A tactician at heart, ElConstrictor64 thrives playing with white pieces, winning nearly 65% of games, while still maintaining a solid 56% win rate when rocking the black side. Fridays are prime hunting days with a crushing 76.92% win rate, but Sundays? Let's just say the snake likes to nap then, managing only a modest 36% success.

Opponents beware: geetdabhi cowers with an 80% loss rate, while many others stand zero chance, like krishnamurti3, alep2008, and pr1105—none have managed to wrest a win. That’s some serious constriction!

Some highlights from recent bouts include sharp victories with classic openings like the Sicilian Defense and the Ruy Lopez. In one thrilling match, ElConstrictor64 patiently dismantled cansun's defenses until resignation came swiftly around move 59 — no mercy from this serpent. But even the mightiest constrictor slips occasionally, recently tasting defeat against ahmedkandiliii after a tense, tactical battle.

Whether it's midnight blitz or afternoon duels, ElConstrictor64 is a force on the board. If you’re lucky enough to face this player, be ready for a slow squeeze into submission — or a swift strike if you slip up.

In chess, as in life, the snake waits patiently for the perfect moment to strike.

Follow their latest games and see if you can escape the grip: ElConstrictor64 on Chess.com