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Grizzue Isawsome

grizzueisawsome Edmonton Since 2013 (Active) Chess.com ♟♟♟♟♟♟
49.7%- 45.5%- 4.8%
Bullet 1914
113W 90L 8D
Blitz 1960
8122W 7474L 800D
Rapid 1920
121W 79L 7D
Daily 1041
4W 2L 0D

About Grizzue Isawsome

Grizzue Isawsome is a passionate and dedicated chess player, with a particular fondness for Rapid chess, where their skills truly shine. Known for their tenacity and strategic play, Grizzue has developed a solid presence in online chess communities and has racked up an impressive track record over the years.

Playing Style & Strengths

Grizzue is known for a mature playing style characterized by:

  • An eye for the endgame, with 71.45% endgame frequency
  • Average moves per win around 73, demonstrating a mix of tactical depth and patience
  • Competitive resilience, with a comeback rate of over 80% after falling behind
  • Capable of handling pressure, though does have a modest tilt factor of 12
  • Favors playing with White, sporting a 54% win rate compared to 48.25% with Black

Highlights & Records

  • Peak Blitz rating of 2205 achieved in March 2025
  • Peak Rapid rating of 1956 as of April 2025
  • Peak Bullet rating of 1970 attained in May 2024
  • Outstanding win/loss record in Blitz: 7777 wins vs 6770 losses
  • Known for a rapid playing style – combining strong openings and sound endgames
  • Longest winning streak of 15 games and has battled through a longest losing streak of 12 games

Favorite Openings

Grizzue’s repertoire includes deep experience with:

  • Queen's Gambit Declined and Neo-Indian defenses in both Blitz and Rapid games
  • French Defense variants like 2.Nf3 d5 and 2.Nc3 d5
  • Slav Defense and King's Indian Defense in various forms
  • Englund Gambit in Bullet games (braver than most!)

These openings have yielded win rates up to 60% or more, showing Grizzue’s strategic comfort zones.

Fun Facts

  • When not mulling over complex endgames, Grizzue is known for rapid time control battles where every second can decide fate.
  • Loves a good comeback—after losing a piece, they've turned the tide almost half the time!
  • Ready to verbally blame the chess clock for that one mysterious loss every now and then.
  • Discovered chess openings that could have been mistaken for signature dance moves.
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