Felix James Ella

Felix James Ella (FELO_G) - The Chess Biologist

Meet Felix James Ella, a chess player who seems to have an evolutionary advantage in the battlegrounds of 64 squares. Much like a clever predator in the wilderness, Felix adapts his tactics swiftly, boasting a remarkable comeback rate of 77.34%. His games unfold with the patience of a scientist observing nature, evidenced by his average moves per win (about 65) and loss (nearly 71).

Felix’s rating has been on a fascinating growth curve across different time controls. From a modest 915 in Bullet chess in 2023, he has climbed up to an impressive 1060 by 2025. Rapid chess is where Felix truly flexes his cerebral muscles, peaking at 1606, showing his affinity for the mid-range control of tempo and complexity. Blitz is no battlefield too fierce either, with ratings steadily around 1200, proving Felix isn’t a microscopic organism but a formidable giant in speed chess.

His playing style mirrors an experienced biologist’s careful experimentation: a low early resignation rate (just 2.22%) shows perseverance, while a focus on endgames (69.44% frequency) suggests Felix enjoys the microscopic details where most players falter — truly a master of chess cell division and conquest.

When it comes to openings, Felix’s repertoire is quite diverse, almost like a genetic pool of strategies. He has notable success in the Scandinavian Defense Mieses Kotrc Variation across Bullet and Rapid games, winning nearly 60% of these battles. The Four Knights Game shines as his bullet-age classic with a win rate close to 69% — a real knight in shining armor, ready to fork any unsuspecting opponent.

Timing-wise, Felix’s best moves hatch early in the day — with a striking 62% win rate during the 7 AM and midnight hours, as if his mental enzymes are most active then. His psychological fitness also stands out; despite the natural tilt of the game (Tilt Factor: 13), he manages to shake it off and maintain a near-perfect 100% win rate after losing a piece. Talk about evolving beyond setbacks!

Opponents beware: this chess biologist doesn’t just play — he adapts, learns, and conquers. Whether you're facing Felix at Bullet speed or in the deep jungles of Rapid, expect a player who’s more than just a pawn in the game of life.