FaceEverytingAndRice: Chess Profile
FaceEverytingAndRice is a high-volume online chess player with a fearless, experimental style and an apparent fondness for making the clock sweat. Active through February 2026, this player has built a substantial chess record across blitz, bullet, and rapid games.
Playing Style
FaceEverytingAndRice is best known for fast, tactical games, with Bullet appearing to be the preferred battlefield. The player frequently reaches endgames, which is impressive for someone also willing to begin games with unusual choices such as the Amazon Attack.
The data suggests a resilient competitor. After losing a piece, FaceEverytingAndRice still wins 40.9% of the time, while the overall comeback rate reaches a remarkable 86.33%. In other words, a missing bishop is treated less like a tragedy and more like an optional plot twist.
Opening Repertoire
The repertoire is broad, inventive, and occasionally delightfully eccentric. In blitz, the player frequently explores the Amazon Attack, the Alekhine Defense, the Czech Defense, the Nimzo-Larsen Attack, and the Petrov's Defense.
- Amazon Attack: 53.85% win rate across 260 blitz games.
- Nimzo-Larsen Attack: 51.28% win rate across 78 blitz games.
- Australian Defense: 50% win rate across 76 blitz games.
- Czech Defense: especially effective in bullet, with a 62.5% win rate.
The player also starts with 1.d4 far more often than any other first move, though occasional moves such as 1.a4 and 1.b3 keep opponents from getting too comfortable.
Competitive Record
FaceEverytingAndRice has recorded 1,032 blitz wins, 1,177 losses, and 200 draws, alongside a positive bullet record of 36 wins, 33 losses, and 4 draws. Rapid has been particularly clean, with seven wins from seven recorded games.
The player has produced a longest winning streak of 16 games and has delivered checkmate in 6.79% of analyzed games. Rooks are the most common checking piece, suggesting that when the attack arrives, it often arrives horizontally and with paperwork already filed.
Notable Tendencies
- Strongest recorded performance occurs around midnight, with a 78.57% win rate by hour.
- Saturday is the best-performing day, with a 48.91% win rate.
- The player averages more than 80 moves in both wins and losses, showing a willingness to keep fighting.
- Games are frequently decided by resignation or timeout, with the clock playing a supporting role in many battles.
Career Snapshot
FaceEverytingAndRice combines relentless activity, creative opening choices, and genuine fighting spirit. Whether launching an unusual attack, surviving a material deficit, or turning a midnight bullet session into a miniature tournament, this is a player who rarely allows a game to become boring.
2661 (2025-12-23)