lazaduarr

Profile Summary: lazaduarr

Meet lazaduarr, a rapidly evolving chess player whose games are a rollercoaster of intensity, surprises, and clever openings. While currently marching in the under-600 Rapid rating battleground, lazaduarr’s journey from dizzying lows near 300 to peaks touching 670 shows a passionate grappling with the royal game — and a refusal to quit despite the queen’s many whims.

The Rapid format is lazaduarr’s preferred battlefield, where over 334 games in 2025 speak of relentless dedication, yielding a slightly above-average win rate of about 54% (154 wins to 129 losses). The blitz and bullet realms are still playgrounds for growth, with blitz rating flirting below 400 and bullet still the wild west.

Opening Repertoire Highlights

• Owens Defense: The not-so-mainstream charm, played 68 times with a respectable 57% win rate, proving that lazaduarr dances to their own tune.
• Nimzowitsch Larsen Attack: The trusty companion in various flavors, especially the Classical Variation, holding steady around 53-60% success.
• Van't Kruijs Opening: A balanced pick with an even win ratio, showing readiness to experiment.
• French Defense and English Defense sprinkled in for spice — sometimes a gamble, but often profitable.

Playing Style & Quirks

Patience is a virtue for lazaduarr, with an average game length close to 47 moves whether winning or losing. Endgames take up nearly 41% of their fights, suggesting a gritty perseverance beyond opening fireworks. Intriguingly, the early resignation rate is moderately high—perhaps because lazaduarr knows when to cut losses or is secretly impatient against a tricky opponent.

Tactical alertness is no joke: a near 40% comeback rate after falling behind, and a 36% win rate after losing material, mark this player as a resilient scrapper. As to timing, 11:00 AM is the sacred hour where lazaduarr’s chess spirit shines brightest — 80% win rate around that time hints that morning coffee might be their secret weapon!

Memorable Recent Battles

Among the freshest victories, the classical Nimzowitsch Larsen Attack was executed with style: a swift and merciless Qxf7# delivering checkmate in just 7 moves. Defense and aggression blended perfectly in this sharp encounter against pilkio2.

On the flip side, some losses have come by dramatic checkmate and intense tactical melees, illustrating that lazaduarr embraces both wins and losses with a fighting spirit — always up for another round!

Fun Fact

If lazaduarr’s chess style were a movie, it’d be a mix of a gritty sports drama with a touch of unpredictable comedy: opening with unusual defenses, entering intense midgames, and sometimes waving the white flag early—but always ready to jump back into the ring with fresh ideas.

In the world of chess, lazaduarr might not yet be a grandmaster, but they're certainly a grand character.