lasurus

Profile Summary: lasurus

Meet lasurus, the rapid chess player whose rating history reads like a thrilling rollercoaster ride — with a peak rapid rating of 778 in May 2025 and an average hovering around 613 across 47 intense games. With 17 wins and 30 losses, lasurus is no stranger to the battlefield. Losing streaks? Yes, there was a brutal 7-game slide. Winning streaks? A solid 4 in a row, proving resilience and flashes of brilliance.

When it comes to openings, lasurus prefers a diverse repertoire with a hint of adventurous spirit. The Saragossa Opening is their shining jewel — undefeated with a perfect 100% win rate in 2 games. The Scandinavian Defense Closed and Bishop’s Opening Berlin Defense both yield a respectable 66.67% winning rate. However, the Caro Kann Defense remains the Bermuda Triangle where no victories dwell.

lasurus is a player of stamina and patience, often dragging games a bit longer with an average of 42 moves to win but a whopping 57 moves in losses. The commitment to the endgame is clear — nearly 45% of games see engagements in these tense final moments. Interestingly, lasurus prefers playing with the white pieces, boasting a White win rate north of 52%, while the Black side appears trickier with a 20.83% win rate.

Psychologically, lasurus is a fighter and a comeback artist: they bounce back after setbacks with a phenomenal 64.7% comeback rate. The tilt factor of 7 suggests a mild annoyance after tough losses, but nothing a good cup of coffee or some distracted queen moves can’t fix. The best time to challenge lasurus? Around 7 PM — games then show a brutal 66.67% win rate, so either come prepared or expect a tactical assault.

Opponents beware: lasurus holds a 100% win rate against several players, notably chang92i, kalimari99, and MayurHukire. However, the likes of andrewxd1001, nidhi55555555555, and kissne have managed to snatch victories away, making each encounter unpredictable and exciting.

In their most recent wins, lasurus's tactical prowess shone brightly with checkmates executed in style, especially in a recent Saragossa Opening showdown where precise piece coordination sealed the game at move 25. Resignations and timeouts pepper the record as well, revealing a player who battles fiercely until the final second but knows when to gracefully concede — or occasionally run out of time mid-fight.

All in all, lasurus is a spirited rapid chess player with a varied and colorful game approach, combining resilience, tactical zest, and a streak of unpredictability. A player that's as much fun to watch as they are to compete against — with a hint of mystery hiding between their wins and losses.