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Profile: elipApag — The Relentless Rook

Meet elipApag, a chess warrior whose journey through the 64 squares is filled with dramatic ups, challenging downs, and a sprinkle of unexpected brilliance. With a peak rapid rating of 574 and a blitz max rating of 722 achieved back in August 2021, elipApag has shown an appetite for battle, if not always for victory.

This player's rapid record tells a story of courage against the odds: 2 wins, 14 losses, and absolutely no draws — a fearless approach that leaves no room for stalemate boredom. While the wins may be rare, each one feels like a small miracle, especially when you consider that elipApag's comeback rate is a perfectionist's 100%. Lost a piece? No problem — every game is an opportunity to channel inner resilience, even if the win after losing material stands around 12.5%.

Openings? Well, elipApag experiments. The Van 't Kruijs Opening is the favored battlefield, with 4 games played and one glorious win (25% win rate, in case you were wondering). Other openings, like the Grob and the Pirc Defense, have been tougher nuts to crack—but hey, every master had to start somewhere! The one-sided loss rate hovers at about 33%, so watch out: sometimes it’s a quick checkmate, sometimes a long game of heartbreak.

Style-wise, elipApag tends to call it quits early about 13% of the time, perhaps wisely avoiding painful pawn promotion frustrations. The endgame frequency at roughly 24% hints at a player who enjoys scrapping it out in the thick of the middle game. Average moves per win sit comfortably at 14—quick and crafty—while losses tend to linger longer, with an average of 36 moves, showing impressive stamina even when the tide turns.

When asked about psychological endurance, don't let the modest tilt factor of 7 fool you—this player maintains a steady spirit. The best time to catch elipApag in top form? Around 6 PM, where the win rate can spike up to a promising 33%.

Notable moments include a recent surprise victory over Bizzarr_Havic, with a swift win after the opponent abandoned the game, and a tough checkmate loss against TuEstorboDeSiempre, proving that every chess story has its villains and heroes.

If you ever stumble upon elipApag online, prepare for a game filled with stubborn defense, occasional daring queen plays, and a player who embodies the phrase "It's not whether you win or lose, but how you play the game." The rook might be relentless, but so is the spirit behind the username.