Louis Catorce

Louis Catorce: The Relentless Gambit Enthusiast

Known in the chess world by the enigmatic username fjmespiga, Louis Catorce is a player who has danced with victory and defeat in almost equal measure. Rising from a modest daily rating of 1054 in late 2012, Louis quickly climbed the ranks to reach a peak rating of 1436 in April 2013. While this might not make him a grandmaster just yet, his tenacity on the board tells a different story—one filled with daring moves and some rather dramatic exits.

Career Highlights & Style

With an overall daily win tally of 5 against 11 losses, Louis’s journey resembles a rollercoaster more than a straight ascent. He boasts an impressive longest winning streak of 5 games, proving that when the stars align, this player can be unstoppable. However, be wary—his longest losing streak is a sobering 9 games, a streak that makes us wonder if chess clocks may sometimes run faster than his nerves can handle.

A tactical admirer of the King's Gambit Declined Falkbeer Accepted Staunton Line, Louis secured his only opening win in this sharp, classic gambit battle, earning a reputation for biting off more than most are prepared for. His love for complex positions comes with a price: a high early resignation rate of 18.18%, suggesting that if a certain line doesn’t immediately thrill him, he might just wave the white flag and start brewing a coffee instead.

Despite facing repeated defeats against opponents like flopezin, Louis’s resilience shines in his perfect 100% record versus espi10 and a respectable 66.67% against tambor77. His tactical awareness is highlighted by a 60% comeback rate after falling behind—a true testament to his fighting spirit and refusal to let the game end quietly.

Memorable Moments

Some of Louis’s most dazzling victories came by the sweet melody of checkmate, having won 4 games that found their conclusion in this ultimate crescendo. One such epic can be relived here, where he brought down tambor77 in a match full of twists and tactical fireworks. If curiosity about his games strikes, his collection of daily battles tells the story of a player who embraces challenge over comfort.

Psychological Quirks & Personality

Louis tends to play his best chess around 6 PM, wielding a 100% win rate at this hour—coincidence or secret ritual? Meanwhile, his tilt factor stands at a low 9, indicating that even the harshest losses rarely rattle this seasoned enthusiast’s spirit. Known for a penchant of longer endgames (with an average of over 90 moves per win), Louis is both patient and persistent—qualities that ensure he’s always ready for the next round of tactical chess battles.

In short, Louis Catorce might not yet be the king of the board, but with an appetite for risk, a fighting heart, and a flair for dramatic finishes, his story in the chess kingdom is far from over. Watch this space; the next game might just be his grandmaster breakthrough—or at least an entertaining ride!