Biography of FloydFerris
Emerging onto the chess scene with an initial Blitz rating of 1660 in early 2023, FloydFerris quickly demonstrated a passion for sharp play and dramatic fightbacks. Over the course of a year and a half, his rating soared to a personal best of 3052 (reached in July 2024), reflecting a level of skill and dedication that places him among the top practitioners of fast-paced chess.
Across 703 Blitz games, FloydFerris notched 329 wins, 284 losses, and 90 draws, underscoring a competitive spirit that thrives on the challenge of quick, decisive encounters. Impressively, he maintained a 51% win rate with White and a 42.66% win rate with Black. His games often extend well into the final stage—an Endgame Frequency of over 85%—testifying to a preference for long, strategic battles rather than early knockouts.
One of the most striking aspects of FloydFerris’s play is the ability to turn the tables in disadvantageous positions. With a Comeback Rate of 91.19% and a 100% win rate in situations where he’s lost material, it’s no surprise that he cultivated a 13-game winning streak at his peak. Few can match such resilience, making it risky for any opponent to let down their guard, even if they seem to be ahead.
While his Tilt Factor sits at 15—suggesting he occasionally lets emotion creep into his gameplay—he has found that playing later in the evening (around 19:00) often yields his strongest performances. Floydferris also shows a keen sense of competition: his rated games reveal a markedly higher win rate than his casual encounters, demonstrating a pronounced drive when something is on the line.
From early resignations (just 0.35% of the time) to remarkable endgames, FloydFerris consistently displays combative chess. Whether seizing initiative or clawing back from tough spots, he’s built a reputation as a tenacious fighter who will stop at nothing to secure victory on the board.