Student Liam Booher

Profile: Student Liam Booher (Username: iminspanish)

Meet Liam Booher, a spirited chess enthusiast who dives into the 64 squares with all the passion of a knight leaping unpredictably across the board. Known online as iminspanish, Liam’s Rapid chess journey in 2025 has been quite the rollercoaster—traversing from a low of 546 to a high of 856, with an average rating hovering around 651. While bullet chess isn’t quite his playground yet (416 average rating with 0 wins out of 2), his Rapid play tells a story of fierce battles, occasional setbacks, and relentless learning.

Playing Style & Stats

• Games Played in Rapid: 32 (14 wins, 17 losses, 1 draw)
• Longest Winning Streak: 4 games – streaks like this keep the spirits high!
• Early Resignation Rate: 15.8% - Liam knows when to quit before the coffee gets cold.
• Average Moves per Win: 51 moves – patience is a virtue, right?
• Black pieces record is stronger than White: 47.4% win rate vs. 33.3%
• Comeback King: boasting a 64.3% comeback rate after losing a piece and a 100% win rate after losing a piece – talk about turning lemons into lemonade!

Favorite Openings & Tactical Highlights

Liam’s Rapid opening repertoire is a fun mix, with a promising 75% win rate using the classic King's Pawn Opening. He seems to have a particular flair for the Four Knights Game, scoring a perfect 100% win rate in its various colorful variations (Double Spanish, Italian, Spanish). Apparently, four knights are better than one in Liam’s world!

Some defenses like the Scandinavian and Petrovs have been tricky foes, with 0 wins so far, but hey, every grandmaster faces tough challenges.

Recent Battles

Liam’s most recent victory was a swift and stylish checkmate against emiliankoppp, showcasing his tactical sharpness and keen eye for finishing combinations. However, losses to players like rey-mirip-nagumo reveal there’s still room to polish his defenses and avoid early abatements.

Personality & Fun Facts

With a tilt factor of 6, Liam might occasionally grumble when a crucial blunder sneaks up (we all do!). But his psychological resilience shines as he performs better in rated games compared to casual ones, flipping the script on the usual chess stress. Also, his best days are Fridays and Tuesdays, so if you want to challenge Liam, better pick your days wisely.

In sum, Liam Booher is a dedicated student of the game turning each match into a saga of cunning strategies, daring attacks, and the occasional dramatic comeback. Whether he's sprawled out on a long Rapid marathon or dipping his toes into faster time controls, one thing’s for sure: the chessboard is his stage, and every piece is a character in his unfolding drama.

Keep an eye on iminspanish – the next brilliant move could be just a click away!