elyazid01

Profile: elyazid01 – The Chess Enigma

In the vast kingdom of 64 squares, elyazid01 has made their presence known—not always as a feared grandmaster, but certainly as a persistent warrior with a flair for dramatic comebacks and a touch of mystery.

A Rollercoaster of Ratings

Starting with a respectable Rapid rating peak of 960 in 2023, elyazid01 experienced the classic ups and downs every chess player knows well. Despite some rating dips—like the curious tumble to 365 in 2024—the player kept bouncing back, ending 2025 with a commendable Rapid rating of 573 and a Bullet max of 455. Daily chess seems to be their comfort zone, consistently holding a solid 800 rating, even if it means occasionally tasting defeat.

Playing Style & Personality

elyazid01’s games are often lengthier battles, averaging around 53 moves per win and almost as many before defeat. With a surprisingly high endgame frequency (59%), it’s clear they don’t shy away from gritty, long-haul grind sessions. White pieces bring out the best in them with a 60% win rate, whereas Black requires a bit more coaxing at 37.5%.

However, early resignation isn’t totally off the table — they lean into it about 19% of the time, perhaps a nod to a no-nonsense approach when the chips are down (or maybe just a desire to save time for the next battle).

Tactical Magic and Mental Gymnastics

elyazid01's comeback rate stands tall at 57%, proving they’re not one to fold easily. Losing a piece? No problem! They boast a perfect 100% win rate in games where they once lost material, which might just be pure willpower or a secret tactical genius hidden beneath the username.

Psychologically, there’s a modest tilt factor of 3 — hardly the raging tempest, but enough to remind us all of the sometimes heartbreaking human side of chess.

Opponent Highlights

Among familiar foes like fatah_77 and melissaana, elyazid01 has shown mixed results but tends to shine against many opponents with win rates hitting 100% in some cases! Recent rivalries show victories against dupoli, decencyy, and kikocleofas, though hamednoname remains a tough nut to crack.

Fun Fact

elyazid01’s winning streak record caps at 4 games in a row—not quite a chess marathon, but enough to boost confidence (and probably bragging rights in the chat!)

Whether it’s dramatic comebacks, grinding lengthy endgames, or simply enjoying the thrill of the battle, elyazid01 remains a determined and entertaining player on the chessboard. One thing is certain: never count them out too early!