Michel Saucey - FIDE Master and Chess Connoisseur
Meet Michel Saucey, known in the digital chess realm as Fraler15, a true FIDE Master who has mastered the art of chess blunders and brilliance alike. Since stepping onto the blitz battlefield in 2019, Michel has dazzled opponents with a peak blitz rating soaring above 2400, proving that lightning-fast thinking and rapid-fire reflexes are his specialty.
Michel isn’t just a speed demon on the chessboard; with a nimble mind honed through more than 7,000 blitz games and nearly 1,000 rapid duels, their tactical prowess is unquestionable. With a win rate comfortably above 54% in blitz and an even more impressive 64% in rapid, Michel’s games are a thrilling mix of strategic depth and time-pressure excitement.
What truly sets Michel apart? An astonishing 87% comeback rate, paired with a flawless 100% win rate after losing a piece. It seems surrender isn’t a part of Michel's vocabulary—unless it’s to a sneaky, well-deserved checkmate. And don’t be fooled by the early resignations (a mere 0.35% of games); this player’s endgames are a marathon, often stretching to an average of 70 moves per win.
Playing mostly with the mysterious “Top Secret” opening, Michel likes to keep their opponents guessing—a fitting strategy for a player who’s just as comfortable crushing foes like “kpm_pl” with a perfect 100% success rate, while charmingly struggling against the occasional “moonsunlil5” shout-out.
Off the board, Michel’s schedule suggests serious dedication to nocturnal play, with a winning streak on Sundays and Saturdays, and an impressive 61.9% win rate at 4 AM—because who said great chess can only be played during daylight?
In a nutshell, Michel Saucey is a formidable opponent with a flair for comeback victories, a chessboard tactician with a quirky sense of timing and style, and a titled master whose games are as unpredictable and delightful as a wild sauce recipe.