Elias Medina

Elias Medina: The Chessboard Biologist

Meet Elias Medina, a chess enthusiast whose game evolves like a finely tuned organism adapting to its environment. With a peak Rapid rating soaring to 828 in 2025, Elias has demonstrated an impressive growth curve—from humble daily beginnings at a steady 400 to a commanding Bullet rating of 675 and Blitz at 648 in the same year.

Known in the chess ecosystem as Elias_medin, he’s mastered an array of openings, with a particular fondness for the Three Knights Opening boasting a 71% win rate in Bullet games, and the King's Pawn Opening Kings Knight Variation, where his survival instincts turn the tide with nearly 70% success. His repertoire is a genetic pool of classic and modern strategies, proving adaptability is key to his survival.

On the psychological front, Elias exhibits a curious Tilt Factor of 54, indicating he occasionally loses his cellular concentration but bounces back fiercely—boasting a comeback rate of 66.67% and an astonishing 99.87% win rate after losing a piece. Talk about cellular regeneration on the chess battlefield!

His tactical play unfolds with an average of about 55 moves per victory, revealing a cerebral patience beneath his sometimes impulsive openings. And while early resignations happen in 13.37% of his games, the endgame is where Elias truly metabolizes his advantage—engaging deeply in 50.1% of his matches.

With a diverse set of opponents—ranging from tomparsonschess to blunderkingx6969—Elias's DNA of chess is tested and thrives, showing resilience and evolutionary finesse. And, although he occasionally loses to certain opponents, like paxaj, his record is robust with numerous victories preserving his status as a well-honed predator in the chess biosphere.

Whether playing Bullet at 3 AM (where his win rate slightly dips) or dominating on Wednesday afternoons with a 64% win rate, Elias Medina is proof that in the chess world, much like in biology, survival hinges on keen adaptation, unyielding perseverance, and the occasional clever mutation.

In the grand game of life and chess, Elias Medina keeps evolving his openings and tactics—always ready to mate the competition with a biological flair.