Enrique SCAGLIOLA

Biography of Enrique SCAGLIOLA

Enrique SCAGLIOLA, known in the chess cell as Enrique2779, has been making waves across the chessboard with a style as dynamic as a mitosis on a fast track! Since 2019, Enrique has steadily evolved, proving that perseverance and a strategy as precise as cellular division lead to growth — sometimes with less apoptosis.

Starting with humble beginnings, Enrique's rating journey demonstrates resilience and a penchant for rapid regeneration. With an impressive Endgame Frequency of nearly 63%, Enrique thrives when the board starts to thin out, much like a cell thriving when its nucleus is clear and functional. It’s no wonder the Comeback Rate clocks in at a stellar 70.45%, showing that no blunder is fatal — after all, cells repair, and so does Enrique!

This chess organism has a balanced approach: with an average of 54 moves per win and nearly 64 moves per loss, Enrique plays long, strategic games — akin to a slow but purposeful biological process. The Win Rate with White is an enviable 49.33%, while holding solid defense with a 42.93% win rate playing as Black.

Enrique's opening gambit repertoire is as diverse as life itself, using trusted defenses and occasionally daring to play the Englund Gambit — a move that’s as risky as a genetic mutation but sometimes pays off beautifully, winning nearly 47% of the time in bullet games. His versatility shines in Rapid and Blitz, adapting like a true evolutionary master.

Psychologically, this player has a modest Tilt Factor of 19, indicating strong mental resilience even when the pressure divides like chromosomes in meiosis. Also, an incredible 100% win rate after losing a piece shows he fights like a cell that scrambles to fix DNA damage — relentless and clever.

Enrique tends to play with a mild early resignation rate of less than 1%, proving the spirit to chase the game to its natural end, much like life cycles in biology. His activity peaks around the 17th hour and 9th hour of the day, a perfect time frame for rapid cellular activity or swift knight maneuvers.

Whether battling in Bullet, Blitz, Rapid, or Daily formats, Enrique SCAGLIOLA embodies the life force of chess: adapting, evolving, and sometimes even regenerating anew after setbacks. Keep an eye on this player—he might just transform your king into prey with a strategic cell division of his pieces!

In the vast biosphere of chess, Enrique2779 is truly a living organism thriving on strategy, resilience, and a little bit of bio-pawn-sky luck!