EliSummers

Profile Summary: EliSummers

Meet EliSummers, a chess adventurer whose journey through the 64 squares is as colorful as it is unpredictable. Starting off with a modest Blitz rating of 243 in 2024, Eli quickly plunged into the chaotic trenches of online battles in 2025, playing over 70 Blitz games and nearly 250 Rapid games. Spoiler alert: chess is not always about winning, sometimes it's about the dramatic losses and comebacks – Eli’s got those down pat, boasting a whopping 61.5% comeback rate and an impeccable 100% win rate after losing a piece. Talk about turning lemons into lemonade!

Although the board has seen more losses than wins in Blitz (26 wins vs. 43 losses), Eli shines brighter in Rapid with 120 wins in 248 games, showing an admirable fighting spirit. Daily chess? A modest playground with a couple of wins to spice things up.

Playing style-wise, Eli is no quitter, resigning early only about 8% of the time. Endgames are a favorite pit stop, with nearly 46% of games reaching the final showdown of wits and strategies. The average winning game lasts a respectable 48 moves - a true test of patience and tactics!

When the pressure ramps up, Eli’s psychological resilience comes into play. While the occasional tilt factor is around 7 (because who doesn’t get salty sometimes?), there's a big difference in winning when rated games matter versus casual matches—nearly 45%! Clearly, Eli Summersi s someone who thrives under challenge but keeps the chessboard fun and fiery.

And let's not forget the quirky facts: Eli’s best day for wins is Tuesday with a 52.6% take, and surprisingly, early mornings (3 AM) bring good fortune with a 51.35% win rate. Maybe EliSummers is secretly a night owl sharpening moves under the moonlight.

Opponents beware: EliSummers holds 100% win records over several challengers but has room to improve against persistent rivals like thebiggestchessnooby and rjjr26. To sum up, EliSummers is the player who combines gritty resilience, entertaining play, and a love for the long, twisty ride of chess mastery – one move at a time.