Rakotomandimby T. Kevin Lionel: The Strategic Enigma
Meet Rakotomandimby T. Kevin Lionel, a chess warrior whose username KEvin-LIonel echoes through the digital battlegrounds. With a Rapid rating that went from a humble 235 in early 2024 to a respectable peak of 1207 in 2025, Kevin is steadily climbing the ladder of chess prowess—one cleverly executed move at a time.
Known for his Top Secret opening strategies (because who wants their opponents to peek at their playbook?), Kevin boasts over 1128 Rapid games with a solid 51% win rate. Blitz and Bullet players beware: he holds a calm, calculated edge with an overall blitz max rating near 700 and bullet max just above 350. Not exactly a Magnus Carlsen yet, but hey, Rome wasn’t built in a day!
Kevin’s playing style is a fascinating mix of patience and tactical grit. Averaging about 51 moves to a win and stretching losses to over 65 moves, this suggests a resilient player who fights until the very end—perhaps hoping to outlast his opponents’ coffee supply. His endgame frequency sits comfortably at ~57%, proving he’s no stranger to the long chess marathons.
One of his quirkiest stats? A 62% comeback rate and a perfect 100% win rate after losing a piece. Clearly, Kevin doesn’t just survive setbacks; he turns them into launching pads for victory. So don’t be surprised if you catch him smirking after you snag his knight—he’s probably plotting your downfall.
Off the board, Kevin’s tilt factor is a modest 13, meaning he might grumble a bit after a questionable blunder but never enough to throw the keyboard (yet). He tends to shine brightest on Saturdays with a winning streak of nearly 56% and shows some serious form around afternoon hours—especially at 13:00 and 9:00—perhaps fueled by strategic caffeine bursts.
Whether playing casual Daily matches or high-pressure Blitz rounds, Kevin’s journey is one of steady improvement, tactical tenacity, and a hint of mystery. So if you face him in an online duel, remember: every pawn he sacrifices might just be a Trojan horse in disguise.
“Chess is not just a game; it's a war on 64 squares… and KEvin-LIonel is ready for battle.”
