leovzy

Player Profile: leovzy

Meet leovzy, a rapid battler of the 64 squares, whose chess journey is as colorful as the pieces on the board. With a peak rapid rating of 876 achieved back in December 2023, leovzy has demonstrated flashes of brilliance offset by the humbling realities every chess enthusiast knows well.

Chess Style & Statistics

Leovzy prefers the Rapid format, having played over 140 rapid games with a hard-fought record of 33 wins, 56 losses, and 4 draws. Despite a challenging win/loss ratio, persistence is the name of the game — after all, leovzy’s longest winning streak is a respectable 5 games! Conversely, the longest losing streak has also been 5, proving resilience is truly tested in the fiery crucible of chess.

In Blitz and Bullet formats, leovzy is still finding footing, with modest ratings peaking at 343 (Blitz) and 311 (Bullet) in 2025. Bullet saw only a single battle fought, ending in a loss — a reminder that speed and precision take time to master.

Opening Preferences

Leovzy favors classic openings, displaying a balanced 50% win rate using the King's Pawn Opening, King's Knight Variation. A curious trend emerges with the Queen's Pawn Opening and Pirc Defense, both yielding a cheerful ~67% win rate, suggesting leovzy thrives in less trodden but solid opening paths.

Unfortunately, the dreaded King’s Pawn Opening without the knight variation hasn’t been kind — a tough 0% win rate in 8 games means this is an area ripe for improvement or brilliantly creative surprise tactics!

Memorable Wins & Losses

Among recent victories, leovzy skillfully ended games by resignation or abandonment, showing psychological savvy in wearing down opponents. Notably, a quick and precise win against IsmaelPastor with classic opening moves like 1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6 seals the deal efficiently. Another win by resignation against hasnain7623 highlights leovzy’s ability to capitalize on opponent mistakes and pressure points.

Losses against competitors such as Bahady1 and smartGodMe serve as tough but valuable lessons — even the best stumble, especially when opponents conjure tricky Chigorin and King's Knight lines.

Psychological & Tactical Notes

Leovzy’s play reveals a reasonable dose of early resignation (about 26%), hinting either at a no-nonsense attitude toward lost causes or a flair for strategic conservatism. The average moves per win (~41) suggest patience and grinding strategy, whereas losses tend to be slightly shorter (~36 moves), probably due to tactical bursts from opponents.

Remarkably, leovzy has a comeback rate near 53% — meaning when the chips are down, there’s still fight left in those pieces. A tilt factor of 5 indicates a steady mindset, though there’s room to sharpen psychological endurance for those nail-biting encounters.

Fun Facts & Trivia

• Best time to battle: Around 1 PM. Apparently, leovzy’s brain is on chess-fire post-lunch!
• Fidgety with White (28.57% wins) but a bit more solid playing Black (40% wins). Maybe leovzy likes being the "silent assassin" player.
• Win rate dips drastically against higher-rated foes (just under 5%) but skyrockets (~82%) when the rating scales tip in leovzy’s favor — a classic underdog story!

Whether leovzy is carefully plotting the next comeback or trying to break the curse of their losing streaks, one thing’s certain: each match writes a new chapter in the ongoing saga of determination, learning, and the quirky madness that is chess.