Leachimi

Leachimi: The Enigmatic Rapid Riser

Meet Leachimi, a rapid chess player whose journey reads like an epic saga of fluctuating fortunes and determined comebacks. With a peak rapid rating just shy of 1000 in 2024 and a respectable 614 early in 2025, Leachimi proves that persistence in the game is more thrilling than instant glory.

Having played over 1,100 rapid games, Leachimi’s win-loss record hovers near the razor’s edge with 527 wins to 536 losses and a handful of draws, making every match a nail-biter. Known for a remarkable longest winning streak of 10 games, Leachimi is that unpredictable player who can either dazzle you or leave you wondering what just happened.

Leachimi’s favorite opening? The “Top Secret” strategy—which if we’re to believe the stats—is almost a secret weapon with nearly 48% win rate in over 1,100 games. Opponents beware: this player wins fiercely after losing a piece, boasting a perfect 100% win rate in such comebacks. Chess psychology gurus would note a tilt factor of 9, a humble but real sentiment that even grandmasters sympathize with on a bad day.

This player is not just about blitzing pieces off the board but shows patience, with wins averaging 42 moves and losses stubbornly dragging to 58 moves — talk about endurance! Leachimi’s black pieces have a slightly better success rate (48.82%) compared to white (46.84%), flipping the traditional advantage on its head.

When the clock strikes noon, Leachimi’s win rate skyrockets to a scorching 81.82%, suggesting they might be fueled by iced coffee or the mystical "chess muse." Peak play hours also happen at 11 AM and 12 PM, where nearly 80% of games end in victory — a brutal time for anyone unfortunate enough to face Leachimi then.

Whether squaring off against familiar rivals or new challengers, Leachimi keeps the game exciting with strategic depth and a dash of unpredictability. Always ready for the next challenge, this player might just be one tournament away from cracking the elusive 1000 rapid rating barrier again.

Keep an eye on Leachimi — a player who’s rapid, relentless, and occasionally ridiculously good.