lenwis WIM

Profile Summary: lenwis, Woman International Master

Meet lenwis, a formidable chess tactician who holds the title of Woman International Master (WIM), an honor bestowed by FIDE that confirms not only skill but serious dedication to the noble game of kings.

With a peak blitz rating soaring to 2285 in November 2022, lenwis dazzles on the 64 squares with a blazing combination of strategic depth and tactical sharpness. Their blitz games boast a solid win rate above 62%, and a lightning-fast mind that averages nearly 75 moves to victory—because good things take time, right?

Lenwis favors the English Opening, proving repeatedly that secrets can indeed be weapons. Whether quietly maneuvering or launching fierce attacks, their style reflects patience and precision rather than panic — evidenced by an absolutely heroic zero percent early resignation rate. When they’re down a piece, don’t count them out; their comeback rate is a staggering 87% and they win nearly 60% of battles after losing a piece. That’s resilience with a capital R.

Versatile in timing, lenwis shines brightest from early morning hours at 9 AM (where win rates hit 100%) to evening blitz marathons. Mondays and Tuesdays are statistically their lucky days, with win-rates crossing 70%. Opponents beware: lenwis’s psychological tilt factor is a humble 6, so they’re practically immune to rage quitting — losers have to sweat it out.

On any given day, lenwis can string together up to 12 consecutive wins. And while even the best stumble (longest losing streak sits at 6), comebacks are part of their narrative. In recent play, lenwis claimed convincing wins by resignation, often employing the tricky Agincourt Defense against the English Opening, reinforcing their reputation as a strategic fox.

If chess is a battlefield, lenwis is the veteran who laughs at chaos, calmly turns setbacks into opportunities, and keeps an arsenal of opening novelties up their sleeve. Fancy a duel? Just remember: when facing lenwis, the game's not over until the rook drops.

“Patience and precision beat haste and panic.” — Probably what lenwis thinks every move.