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Profile of jelool5

Meet jelool5, a spirited rapid chess player whose journey on the 64 squares is nothing short of a rollercoaster ride. Peaking at a modest 217 rating in May 2025, jelool5’s games are a blend of brave openings, daring plays, and a healthy dash of “let’s see what happens.”

Chess Career Highlights

Over 52 rapid games, jelool5 has experienced the full spectrum of outcomes: 5 wins, 36 losses, and 11 draws. The numbers might not scream “grandmaster,” but the heart behind every move is undeniable. Sometimes, the struggle is real — with a longest losing streak of 5 games — but never without a spirited comeback (their comeback rate sits impressively at 80%).

Opening Gambits: The Bold and the Curious

• Van Geet Opening: jelool5's comfort zone with 6 games played, snagging two wins along the way.
• Queen’s Pawn Mikenas Defense: A modest success with 1 win out of 3 tries.
• Other popular choices include Kings Pawn, Pirc Defense, Nimzowitsch Defense, and even the Englund Gambit — a risky cocktail that not many dare to sip twice, though jelool5 has!

Playing Style & Psychology

Known to end games frequently (67% endgame occurrences), jelool5 is no quitter but sometimes throws in the towel early (early resignation rate at 8%). Their average match length tells tales of grinds and battles: 97 moves to victory versus 59 moves in defeat.

The psychological resilience is admirable; jelool5 tilts seldomly (tilt factor just 5%) and seems to have a secret weapon: an 11:00 AM peak playing time with a stellar 100% win rate during this hour. Perhaps morning coffee really powers their queen side attacks.

Memorable Games

One shining jewel in their record is a recent game against Elpupilopilo, where jelool5 delivered a true checkmate masterpiece after patiently outmaneuvering their opponent — showcasing tactical awareness and strategic prowess even against the odds.

Fun Facts

• When playing black, their win rate slightly edges out white’s, flexing 11% wins versus 8% on white.
• Draws are their friend — with stalemate draws happening 6 times and unknown terminations in 4 games, there’s always an interesting twist in the tale.
• Speed demons beware: jelool5 wins more against lower-rated opponents with an impressive 80% success rate, but struggles tough against those rated above.
• Beware the day after the weekend — Sunday sees a respectable 8.3% win rate and Saturday even better at 16%! Weekdays, you may need to bring your A-game.

All said and done, jelool5 reminds us that chess is not just about elo or trophies — it’s about passion, persistence, and sometimes, knowing when to chuckle as your queen takes a stroll off the board. Keep watching this player, because every journey deserves its comeback story.

In summary: a brave soul on the battlefield of black and white, fighting tooth and nail with a quirky opening repertoire and a morning-game magic touch. Chess might humble them — but never break them!