evaD_Sello

Profile: evaD_Sello

Meet evaD_Sello, a chess enthusiast whose rating rollercoaster could rival the wildest amusement park ride. Starting around a humble 1231 in rapid chess back in 2020, evaD_Sello soared to a peak rapid rating of 1423 in March 2022, proving there’s talent behind that username. Though recent rapid ratings have taken a scenic route through the 700s and 800s, this player refuses to resign without a fight.

With a penchant for the Queen’s Pawn Opening (Horwitz Defense) and a tactical preference for the Indian Game Tartakower Attack boasting a respectable 60% win rate, evaD_Sello isn’t afraid to mix classics with a dash of adventure. The "Top Secret" opening (whatever that might be) also brings decent returns, because who doesn’t enjoy a little mystery on the chessboard?

The endgame is their playground — appearing in over 61% of games — and they are the sort who enjoys a slow burn, with an average of 63 moves per win and even longer games for losses. Could be a "stick-with-it" kind of player or someone who really, really hates the clock.

Speaking of timing, mornings at 8:00 AM seem magical for evaD_Sello, boasting a perfect 100% win rate at 8 AM — maybe they’re powered by strong coffee and opponent confusion? Their best hourly win rates also peak in the evenings, especially around 7 PM and 8 PM, when the chess muscles are flexed strongest.

Psychologically, the tilt factor is around 12%, so while the occasional grumble or keyboard tap might happen, evaD_Sello bounces back impressively with a comeback rate of almost 82% after setbacks, clearly a fighter. Losing a piece? No worries — there’s nearly 40% chance they still turn the tide.

In blitz, their best rating reached just over 1033, hinting that speed might not be the game’s strong suit, but blitz antics are still part of the repertoire. Bullet chess? Let’s just say rapid fire is still a work in progress, with a peak of 247 and lessons in humility.

Recent highlights:

• Most recent triumph: a checkmate victory in the Queen’s Pawn Opening, executed with the finesse of a grandmaster (or at least a cunning fox).
• Resilience tested with losses, but the player keeps the spirits (and pieces) flying.
• Longest winning streak: 11 games. Longest losing streak: 12 games. Balance in all things, including chess mood swings.

Finally, evaD_Sello’s opponents probably know them as a tricky adversary who loves a good fight — whether that’s against daudiad, lekigo, or whayce. Win rates vs top opponents may vary widely (like a coin toss with extra glitter), but the spirit of the game is what truly counts.

So whether it’s morning coffee on the table or the clickety-clack of keys in the evening, evaD_Sello is here to play, to win, and most importantly, to enjoy the beautiful chaos of chess.