EZChess671

Profile Summary: EZChess671

EZChess671 is the kind of chess player who didn’t just stumble into the game—they practically sprinted from a humble 485 Rapid rating in 2022 to a soaring 2108 by 2024. This rapid rise (pun intended) makes it clear that EZChess671 eats tactics for breakfast and snacks on endgames by dinner.

With a blitz rating that skyrocketed from 476 in 2022 to an impressive 2306 in early 2024, and bullet rating steadily hovering near 1800+, EZChess671 has proven adept in lightning-fast formats. Their style? Let’s just say they average over 71 moves per win in rapid games—stubborn as a knight in a fork—and seem to relish the grind rather than quick knockouts.

EZChess671’s endgame frequency clocks in at a remarkable 71.7%, showing a love for the classics and a knack for outmaneuvering opponents when the board clears. Early resignation? Barely 2.9%, which either means they’re tough as nails or hopeful till the bitter end.

One of EZChess671’s most astonishing stats is a jaw-dropping 85.6% comeback rate, coupled with a perfect 100% win rate after losing a piece. It’s almost as if giving up material is part of their master plan to lull opponents into overconfidence. A psychological warrior indeed, with a tilt factor delicately balanced at 10.

Openings? EZChess671 loves the Caro-Kann Defense with an 80%+ win rate in rapid, and dominates in variations like the Advance Botvinnik Carls Defense, scoring an 91.6% win rate—a testament to deep preparation and relentless study. The Alapin Sicilian and Scotch Game are also trusted weapons in their arsenal.

Curious when EZChess671 performs best? Their peak hours seem to be mid-afternoon to early evening with win rates cresting 60–66%, probably fueled by too much coffee and righteous focus.

Off the board, little is known about EZChess671, but their astounding records against a vast array of opponents—with multiple perfect 100% win rates—suggest a player who’s equal parts strategist and tactician, and maybe just a little bit lucky.

All told, EZChess671 is a chess gladiator charging through ranks with relentless energy and a grin that probably says, “Checkmate? Already?”