Jean Villamizar

Jean Villamizar (aka Jeancox14) - The Chess Cell Division Specialist

Jean Villamizar is not your average chess player; they're a grandmaster of mitosis on the 64 squares! With a rapid rating steadily increasing from 954 in 2021 to a healthy 1036 in 2025, Jean exhibits a growth pattern that would make any biologist proud. Their blitz rating recently peaked at 1266 in 2025, showing their ability to quickly replicate strategies and divide the board with surgical precision.

Known for their rapid games, Jean has racked up an impressive bulk of nearly 4,000 rapid games, boasting a win rate of about 49%, which is no small feat in the fast-paced world of chess. Like enzymes speeding up cellular reactions, Jean accelerates their play with an endgame frequency of 58%, demonstrating their tenacity and skill to make the right move when the stakes are highest.

Their longest winning streak was a phenomenal 15 games, proving Jean can keep their cellular processes—and concentration—firing on all cylinders. Even when facing setbacks, their comeback rate is a whopping 79%, and their undefeated win rate after losing a piece is a flawless 100%, showing Jean's remarkable resilience and knack for adapting to changing environments under pressure.

Jean prefers to nurture their pieces through longer games, averaging about 64 moves per win, a bit more than the 52 moves on losses—quick cell death isn't their thing. Their "tilt factor" is impressively low at 10, meaning they keep cool and steady even when the heat of battle rises. With just a 2.5% early resignation rate, Jean is not one to abort the mission prematurely—true to their biological namesake, they see the endgame through to completion.

Whether playing white or black, Jean maintains a slight edge, winning just over half their games as white and nearly 47% as black. Their favored "opening," humorously classified as "Top Secret," keeps opponents guessing, much like genetic code full of surprises. Facing foes repeatedly, Jean holds a positive record against many, turning opponents over like a diligent cell cycle regulator.

When Jean’s clock shows 5 AM, they hit their high point with almost 59% wins, proving early risers truly catch the queen! Tonight owl or morning lark, Jean’s psyche and strategy combine to form a chess-playing organism that’s as fascinating as a petri dish—always growing, adapting, and ready to mate their rooks with victory.

In short, Jean Villamizar’s chess career resembles a perfectly orchestrated biological process—meticulous, adaptable, and full of unexpected mutations that keep opponents on their toes!