Aryane Leboeuf

Aryane Leboeuf (Labeef02) - The Chess Cell Diviner

Meet Aryane Leboeuf, a player who tackles the chessboard with the precision of a biologist dissecting a rare specimen. Known in the online undergrowth as Labeef02, Aryane has a fascinating rapid rating journey, oscillating between a humble 237 and a spirited 639 in 2022, ending the year at a solid 467. Not exactly mating in one move, but definitely an evolutionary success story!

With a combat style that favors the rapid game, Aryane has logged 161 games with a win rate flirting around 43% and an admirable one-sided loss rate of just 3.66%. Clearly, even when under microscopic analysis, Aryane’s resilience showcases a comeback rate of nearly 64% — like a cellular regeneration process on the chessboard.

Opening a grandmaster’s lab notebook, Aryane excels with openings such as the Indian Game and Alekhine's Defense, boasting win rates above 60%. The Van Geet Opening is another favorite, proving that Aryane knows how to branch out and flourish where others wilt. Not all experiments succeed — the Top Secret and Four Knights Game remain areas with zero wins, but even DNA mutations have their quirks!

Aryane’s tactical awareness is as sharp as a microscope lens, with a stellar 100% win rate after losing a piece and an average endurance of over 50 moves before victory. This player’s endgame frequency (59%) suggests a fondness for the final phase of chess, where every gene — or pawn — must perform perfectly.

Psychologically, Aryane experiences a modest tilt factor of 8, keeping composure where others might unravel like a fragile helix. When it comes to time of day, Aryane is most fertile in ideas and wins during the afternoon and late night hours, with win rates reaching a maximized 100% at 12 PM and a surprising 80% at 2 AM — truly a nocturnal strategist!

Opponents beware: Aryane’s evolutionary path is lined with many vanquished opponents (and a few very persistent rivals). The longest winning streak stands proudly at 7 games, a testament to keeping the cellular structure intact during battle.

In sum, Aryane Leboeuf is a fascinating organism in the ecosystem of chess players — resilient, adaptable, and always ready to experiment with new moves. Whether mating with the Indian Game or carefully mutating strategies in the Alekhine’s Defense, Aryane's chess DNA is anything but ordinary.