FIDE Master EugeneDelacroix: The Chess Maestro You Didn't Know You Needed
EugeneDelacroix, proudly bearing the FIDE Master title, is a chess player whose passion for the game is only rivaled by their astounding ability to keep opponents guessing. With a blitz rating soaring to 2711 in 2025 and a rapid peak of 2441, Eugene has proven they're no stranger to the heat of the battlefield, whether under intense time pressure or a more measured pace.
Known for a deadly “Top Secret” opening repertoire—one that’s kept adversaries in the dark with a flawless 100% win rate in rapid games—EugeneDelacroix doesn't just play chess; they orchestrate it like a grandmaster composer. Their longest winning streak (a cool 10 games) and current streak of 3 reflect a player riding the wave of confidence and precision.
While their style is patient and endgame-centered, boasting an 80.35% frequency of endgames, Eugene clearly doesn’t give up easily. Their comeback rate is an astonishing 90.79%, and remarkably, they have a 100% win rate after losing a piece—talk about resilience. Early resignations are kept to a humble 0.52%, making clear that Eugene fights for every square until the very end.
With over 1500 blitz games played and a battle-worn record full of wins, losses, and draws, EugeneDelacroix is the kind of player who thrives in chaos. Whether it’s bullet, blitz, or rapid, their precise calculations and psychological stamina (tilt factor just 9) make them a formidable foe. Fun fact: their best hours to strike foes are between 8 a.m. and 1 a.m.—talk about dedication!
Off the board, whispers go that Eugene’s secret weapon is a clever blend of caffeine and relentless curiosity. On the board, it’s the razor-sharp tactics and unyielding will that truly shine. Opponents beware: when EugeneDelacroix is near, your king’s days might just be numbered.