enyaden

Enyaden: The Chess Adventurer

Meet Enyaden, a chess player who approaches the 64 squares with the enthusiasm of a fearless explorer and the occasional flair of a dramatic storyteller. Starting from humble beginnings around 2018, Enyaden has journeyed through the realms of bullet, blitz, rapid, and daily games, carving memorable battles and epic narratives along the way.

Rating Rollercoaster and Stats

Enyaden's chess ratings reveal a determined player who experiences the highs and lows of competition with a steady heart. Their peak blitz rating soared to 1574 in late 2018, proving lightning-fast instincts and tactical prowess. Bullet performance peaked at a respectable 1397 in early 2020, while rapid and daily games peaked at 1053 and 1314 respectively.

With a total of over 800 blitz games played, Enyaden has secured 375 wins, 420 losses, and 47 draws, demonstrating relentless perseverance and a willingness to learn from every clash.

Playing Style & Quirks

Known for an early resignation rate of about 13%, Enyaden is neither one to throw good games away nor to linger when the battle is clearly lost – a pragmatic tactician! Their knack for comebacks shines with a 73.4% comeback rate, showcasing resilience when the chips are down.

White pieces bring a slightly better rate (47.5%) vs. Black’s 41.4%, and Enyaden enjoys long, strategic battles with an average of around 47 moves per win.

Opening Favorites

Choosing openings like a gourmet chef sampling the menu, Enyaden has a fondness for the Sicilian Defense Smith Morra Gambit (and wins every time), alongside a tasty mix of the Italian Game, Philidor Defense, and the ever-fragrant London System. This eclectic opening selection reveals a player unafraid to experiment and surprise opponents.

Memorable Moments

Among recent highlights, Enyaden claimed a thrilling victory by abandonment against lucianomp, displaying sharp tactical awareness in a Sicilian Defense Smith Morra Gambit battle. And although not all games end in triumph (the occasional checkmate loss to rofle reminds us all that even heroes stumble), each match adds to a growing legend.

The Human Side

Behind the board, Enyaden’s best time to play is around 11 AM—prime brain function hours. Their psychological tilt factor is a modest 10, meaning they handle losses with grace and return stronger (except maybe after a coffee shortage). With a mixed win record depending on time and opponent, Enyaden embraces chess as a delightful battle of wits with a pinch of humor.

Chess is sometimes called a science, sometimes an art. For Enyaden, it’s mostly an adventure, complete with occasional detours, surprising twists, and plenty of good-natured jockeying for that next win!

Keep an eye on this player: the game might be unpredictable, but never boring!