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Profile Summary: Ginolouis (T M)

Meet Ginolouis, a fearless battler on the 64 squares who has seen it all—from epic comebacks to occasional brutal beatings. With a peak Daily rating of 928 achieved back in early 2022 and continuous grinding since then, this player embodies the spirit of learning through chess-induced pain and triumph.

Known for a tenacious tactical awareness, Ginolouis boasts an impressive 71% comeback rate and a sneaky knack for clawing back wins even after losing key pieces (winning nearly 40% of such games). However, do not be fooled—losing streaks of up to 14 games happen, which Ginolouis usually shakes off quickly thanks to a Tilt Factor rating of 14 (chess players, you know what that means).

Playing Style & Strengths

• Opening choices: A fan of the Nimzowitsch Larsen Attack in various flavors, the Scandinavian Defense, and Queens Pawn Openings—often throwing opponents off balance with weird but effective lines.
• Endgames: With an endgame frequency of almost 64%, Ginolouis doesn't shy away from the late battle, playing long and strategic fights averaging 58 moves per win.
• Preferred time controls: Blitz is where Ginolouis shines, reaching a peak rating of 601 and maintaining an energetic pace, but also enjoys the slower, more thoughtful Rapid games with a peak of 673.

Fun Facts & Quirks

• The best time of day to challenge Ginolouis? Around 4 AM—probably powered by caffeine or sheer stubbornness.
• Ginolouis has a remarkably high win percentage against opponents rated lower and equal—winning nearly 73% when rated lower and over 55% versus equally rated foes.
• An early resignation rate of around 5.4% hints that this player knows when it's time to admit defeat, but only just!

Recent Battles

Just a few weeks ago, Ginolouis snatched victory from the jaws of a dying game by winning with the Scandinavian Defense in a blitz encounter, proving that patience and unpredictable tactics pay off.
Losses happen, of course—sometimes to brave opponents exploiting rare openings—but each defeat is just another lesson in the grand adventure of chess.

In summary, Ginolouis is your friendly neighborhood chess warrior: never the highest-rated, sometimes the underdog, but always the fighter, combining quirky openings, solid tactics, and plenty of heart.