Lecas Lek

Meet Lecas Lek (a.k.a. lecas90)

Lecas Lek, known online as lecas90, is a rapid chess enthusiast with a flair for comebacks and a somewhat quirky relationship with the board. Having proudly reached a peak rapid rating of 782 in September 2024, Lecas has demonstrated resilience and tenacity—never shy to test tactical swindles or dive deep into the midgame chaos.

Over the years, Lecas has experienced the full emotional rollercoaster of chess: a career marked by nail-biting victories (with a respectable 82.86% comeback rate!) as well as stinging losses that keep the game humble and fun. Their rapid record shows 35 wins, 33 losses, and 5 draws, revealing a player who embraces both glory and defeat with equally good humor.

Opening Repertoire & Playing Style

If Lecas had a signature move, it might well be choosing the Scotch Game, boasting a perfect 100% win rate in those few brave ventures. The feared Scandinavian Defense also suits them well, with a 75% win rate—a majestic place to trap opponents off-guard.

A somewhat adventurous spirit, Lecas doesn’t shy away from the classic King's Pawn Opening Leonardis Variation, occasionally finding success but often keeping matches intriguing and unpredictable. While the average number of moves suggests they’re not rushing (around 57 moves per win), the psychological tilt factor at 4 indicates those occasional dramatic swings—only human after all!

Memorable Moments

Like a true rapid warrior, Lecas can pull off moving precision under pressure, as evidenced by their latest memorable victory in June 2025, clinching a game in the Scotch Game by resignation after a clever knight sacrifice. That match alone shows their tactical chops and readiness to punish every error.

On the flip side, Lecas is no stranger to the humbling side of chess, having survived some tough checkmates, including a dramatic Center Game loss in June 2025 that tested their resolve. But every defeat just fuels their fire to come back stronger.

Fun Facts

• Favorite time to play: 4 AM (who needs sleep when there’s chess?)
• Psychological streaks: Longest winning streak of 5 games and a pesky losing streak of 4
• Preferred colors: Thrives with Black pieces, winning 55% of the time vs. a modest 33% when playing White

Whether netting wins over familiar rivals or plotting surprises in rapid and blitz battles, Lecas Lek brings personality, persistence, and a pinch of unpredictable genius to every game. In the vast kingdom of chess, they’re a knight worth watching!