eveshoyan

Profile Summary: eveshoyan

Meet eveshoyan, the chess enthusiast whose journey through the 64 squares is anything but ordinary. With a peak rapid rating of 690 achieved back in July 2023, eveshoyan has shown flashes of brilliance that could make any chessboard blush. While the ride has seen ups and downs — including a current rapid rating dipping to around 387 in 2025 — this player’s spirit is anything but broken.

When it comes to bullet chess, eveshoyan is a true speedster, having played an astonishing number of games (over a thousand!), with a max bullet rating touching 620. Win or lose, the clock rarely stops the fun here. In blitz, the story follows a similar rhythm, peaking at a solid 456. And if you thought daily chess was slow and boring, think again — eveshoyan scored an undefeated 546 rating in their only recorded daily game, proving patience isn’t lacking.

Style-wise, eveshoyan is not one to fade quietly. They average nearly 43 moves per win and stick around even longer in tough battles, averaging over 51 moves per loss. Resignation? Rare — only about 3% give-ups early, but don’t be fooled; this player often fights back with an impressive comeback rate of 73%. If you snatch one of their pieces, expect a fight — they still win 42.5% of those games. Tilt factor? A quirky 10 — meaning their emotions sometimes spice things up, but hey, who’s perfect?

Opening repertoire is eclectic but definitely favors the Scandinavian Defense, especially in bullet and rapid formats. With a 75% win rate in the Scandinavian Defense Mieses Kotrc Variation in rapid games, eveshoyan turns the tide often with an adventurous yet calculated style.
Beware the Pirc and center games, too — they're favored battlegrounds where creativity blooms.

Notable for endurance and grit, eveshoyan holds a longest winning streak of 10 games — that’s some strong mojo! But also a longest losing streak of 10 games reminds us that chess life is a rollercoaster.
Their best tactical hours? 16:00 sharp, when the mind is bright and the pawns tremble.

Fun fact: Despite the battles on the clock, eveshoyan has a quirky love-hate relationship with timeouts — many wins and losses come from games decided on the clock rather than checkmate.
It's probably a good thing they're quick with the mouse and quicker on the brain!

Recent games tell tales of perseverance and strategic flair: their latest victory came with a quick timing win on the Scandinavian Defense, defeating klavdiyivanovna by a time scramble— because sometimes winning is about outsmarting the clock as much as the opponent.

So, if you ever find yourself facing eveshoyan across the board, remember: you’re up against a player who blends resilience, unpredictability, and a hint of tactical mischief— sure to keep you entertained, challenged, and maybe a bit exhausted. Ready to test your mettle?