Ty Eadie

Ty Eadie - aka IlEstMorte

Meet Ty Eadie, a chess warrior who has fought countless battles across the 64 squares, often choosing the moniker IlEstMorte—which loosely translates to "He is dead," an ominous warning to opponents daring enough to face him.

Rating and Style

Ty's blitz peak rating recently hit a respectable 1618 (October 2024), shining bright in the fast-paced chaos of rapid-fire chess. But don't let that fool you—his rapid chess peak of 1929 (June 2021) reveals a patient strategist capable of deep calculation and punishing precision.

Fascinated by the Scotch Game and various flavors of the French Defense, Ty often launches into these classical openings with a twist, boasting win rates north of 58% in the Scotch and 60% in the French Defense Normal Variation in blitz games. An aficionado of tricky lines, he also shows affection for the Owens Defense and Philidor Defense, wielding these somewhat offbeat openings like secret weapons.

Playing Habits & Personality

Known for enduring epic fights, Ty boasts an average moves per win of about 66 moves, proving he’s no quitter and loves a good long haul. His knack for comebacks is impressive—with a comeback rate over 81%—meaning if you're lucky enough to get ahead against him, don't celebrate too soon.

Ty also tends to channel his inner early riser or late-night strategist, with his best win rate around 11:00 AM. However, if you catch him between 14:00 and 15:00, beware... his win rate dips, so maybe that's nap time or snack time? Oh, and his psychological tilt factor is a modest 10, so he keeps his cool even when things get spicy.

Stats Wrap-Up

• Overall Blitz Record: 1209 wins, 1141 losses, and 137 draws. Not bad for someone who enjoys the adrenaline rush of blitz battles!
• Bullet shows off his flashy side, peaking at 1761 in mid-2021, with an aggressive style that yields over 700 wins.
• Rapid games reveal a grandmaster in the making, with nearly 160 wins and a peak nearing 1930.

Recent Gladiatorial Encounters

One of IlEstMorte’s finest recent victories was on October 13, 2024, where he executed a Queen’s Gambit with surgical precision, forcing resignation by move 18. Clearly, opponents underestimate Ty’s opening prowess at their own peril.

Of course, every knight has its day, and Ty’s recent loss to Mendoza1308 is a reminder that even the boldest knights can be outfoxed—on that day, checkmate came swiftly after a fierce struggle.

A Fun Fact

Ty’s opponents range from absolute beginners (with a 100% win rate against many noobs) to seasoned veterans. He’s the kind of player who can humble the best and trounce the rest, all while keeping a cheeky sense of humor about the game and himself.

In summary, Ty Eadie is no mere mortal on the chessboard—though his username might suggest otherwise. With a solid arsenal of openings, resilient mentality, and peak ratings creeping ever upward, Ty is a worthy rival and a chess enthusiast’s champion in the making.