Emir Idrizi

Biography: Emir Idrizi - The Chess Cell Master

Meet Emir Idrizi, a dynamic chess enthusiast whose moves flow through the ranks like the synapses of a well-wired brain. With a peak blitz rating of 1324 in 2018, Emir started off strong, demonstrating a knack for quick, tactical play, while his bullet rating peaked at 1046 the same year—a speed demon on the 64 squares indeed. Though his ratings have ebbed and flowed (much like a biological rhythm), his resilience and tactical awareness remain impressive, boasting a comeback rate of 57% and an unbeaten win rate after losing a piece!

Emir's openings repertoire might as well be called a genetic experiment in chess evolution. His favorite hatchlings include the Van't Kruijs Opening with nearly 48% wins in over 450 blitz games, and the Mieses Opening, where he thrives with a slick 56% win rate. Notably, the Mieses Opening Reversed Rat Variation is his bullet petri dish for success—he’s undefeated in his 3 encounters. Talk about mutation for victory!

When it comes to playing style, Emir prefers a balanced genome: nearly 50% win rate with white, and a respectable 45% when playing black. He’s not afraid of the endgame, engaging in this phase 49% of the time, patiently uncoiling his strategy like DNA strands ensuring victory in the cellular jungle of chessboard.

His psychological codex is intriguing. A tilt factor of 19 means Emir occasionally succumbs to the chaotic environment—hey, even the strongest organisms get rattled—but his ability to bounce back ensures he won’t be extinct anytime soon. Plus, his average winning games last about 47 moves, showing remarkable persistence while his losses stretch longer, averaging 53 moves—probably a testament to his fighting spirit!

Opponents beware: Emir's recent matches range from flawless wins over "colossallegume" to tricky bouts with rivals like "f4nc0." He maintains a scientifically impressive 100% win record against many usernames, proving he adapts quickly in the ecosystem of online chess players.

Looking at the weekly cycle, Emir's neurons fire best on Wednesdays and Fridays with 50.7% and 50% win rates respectively, and his peak tactical acuity occurs between 7 and 8 AM with a dazzling 64.7% win rate—clearly a morning organism ready to pounce!

In summary, Emir Idrizi is a fascinating chess organism, evolving through each game, adapting openings as mutations, and deploying carefully calibrated endgames like a cellular machine. His tactics remind us that even when pieces fall, the game isn't over until the last move is played—survival of the craftiest!