Fabien Libiszewski, aka Fablibi
Grandmaster of the 64-cell Petri Dish
Meet Fabien Libiszewski, better known in the chess biosphere as Fablibi — a Grandmaster whose brain cells must be practically firing in mitotic frenzy to achieve such high-caliber play on the chessboard. Earning the prestigious Grandmaster title from FIDE, Fabien’s chess career can only be described as a biological masterpiece, where every move is a perfectly evolved adaptation in the wild kingdom of pawns, knights, and queens.
From their early games in 2014, blitz ratings blossomed from a modest 1362 to a peak of nearly 2800 in subsequent years — talk about rapid cellular replication of skill! In bullet chess, Fabien matches that speed with a maximum rating hovering above 2700, perfectly synapsing tactical explosions and lightning-fast decisions that leave opponents in metabolic disarray.
Not just a prodigy of speed chess, Fabien also shows strong stamina in rapid and daily formats, proving the endurance of a grandmaster neuron firing through long sequences of thought. Their endgame play is no less impressive, with an endgame frequency nearing 80% and a comeback rate of 87.55% — a true example of resilience, akin to a biological system repairing itself under stress.
When it comes to psychological stamina, Fablibi’s tilt factor sits moderately at 8, while the one-sided loss rate stays impressively low at around 2% — which means they don't easily degrade under pressure like a misfolded protein. Turning losses into wins with a 98.93% success rate after losing a piece reveals a tactical awareness that would make any biologist jealous of such adaptive genius.
Fabien’s longest winning streak is an astounding 49 games—a molecular chain reaction of victories that would amaze even the most diligent enzymes. Their white pieces generate more energy with a 64.13% win rate, while black fights fiercely with a solid 60.89% success, replicating evolutionary pressures on the battlefield.
Opponents beware: Fabien’s cells are primed and ready for battle, their bio-electric synapses buzzing as they execute strategies both explosive and subtle. Whether it’s blitz, bullet, rapid, or daily, Fablibi ensures the game’s life force is strong, vibrant, and continuously evolving.
In short, Fabien Libiszewski is a grandmaster whose chess biology is fully optimized—always ready to mate, mutate, and checkmate all challengers in their path.