Gaoudi

Chess Player Profile: Gaoudi

Meet Gaoudi, a spirited chess enthusiast who has journeyed through the battlefield of knights and pawns with a mix of dogged determination and occasional flair. Ranked with a peak rapid rating of 625, Gaoudi’s style is best described as a rollercoaster ride — full of thrilling comebacks and, admittedly, some humbling defeats.

Gaoudi has played nearly 300 rapid games in 2025 alone, boasting an impressively balanced record of 130 wins and 130 losses — perfectly symmetrical, like a well-set chessboard. Despite an early resignation rate just shy of 12%, this player’s ability to snatch victory from the jaws of defeat is notable, with a comeback rate of almost 60%, and a 100% win rate after losing a piece (talk about playing like a true phoenix rising from the ashes).

Favorite Openings? The Caro-Kann Defense and the Bishop’s Opening are Gaoudi’s trusty swords, boasting win rates of 38% and a jaw-dropping 78% respectively in rapid games. Clearly, Gaoudi knows how to surprise opponents with solid strategies and that sly bishop maneuvering, keeping adversaries on their toes.

Blitz and bullet formats tell a grimmer tale, with more losses than wins — maybe these lightning rounds are less Gaoudi’s cup of tea and more like a caffeine buzz gone wild. But don’t count this player out: a steady average rapid rating of 237 and a longest winning streak of 8 games show serious competitive grit.

When it comes to playing times, Gaoudi seems most confident on Saturday afternoons, nearly hitting a 50% win rate, and mysteriously clutching wins around midnight and early mornings. Maybe a nocturnal grandmaster in disguise? The hours between 0:00 and 4:00 often see Gaoudi’s sharpest tactical plays — go figure.

Not just a one-trick pony, Gaoudi’s average moves per win hover around 53, suggesting battles of endurance and patience. White games are slightly more favorable, with a 45% win rate, compared to 39% when playing black.

In recent games, Gaoudi pulled off impressive wins by checkmate and on time, highlighting not only strategic depth but also time management under pressure. Of course, the losses remind us that even Gaoudi isn’t immune to the occasional sneaky checkmate themselves — but every great player learns from these moments.

Ultimately, Gaoudi exemplifies the spirit of chess: resilience, adaptability, and above all else, a relentless pursuit of mastery. Expect thrilling matches, unexpected comebacks, and a whole lot of fun on the board when Gaoudi is in the game!