Lerr0y1

Profile Summary: Lerr0y1

Meet Lerr0y1, a rapid chess crusader who's been navigating the board with equal parts grit and grace since at least 2022. With a peak rapid rating of 1350 achieved in September 2022, Lerr0y1 quickly learned that chess is less about glory and more about the journey — and occasionally, the epic rollercoaster of ratings dips and rises.

Known for dabbling in a variety of openings, Lerr0y1 shines brightest wielding the Bishops Opening and the Nimzowitsch Defense, each boasting a respectable 60% win rate. The king’s pawn opening? Let’s just say it’s a bit of a love-hate relationship with only a 22% win ratio — but hey, you win some, you learn some!

While blitz hasn’t been quite the favorite battlefield (a modest peak blitz rating of 1052), Lerr0y1’s focus remains largely on rapid games, showing perseverance through highs and lows. Despite a current tough streak, including an 11-game losing skid, the resilience is undeniable with a comeback rate of nearly 66%. Losing a piece doesn’t deter much either, with almost 30% of games turning around after such setbacks.

Lerr0y1’s endgame technique is a mixed bag — playing roughly 50% of games into the endgame and averaging nearly 50 moves per win — so patience is in the toolbox. Playing with White yields a better winning chance (44%) compared to Black (33%), and the best time to challenge opponents? 8 PM sharp, when the stars align and pieces fall right in place.

Famous for a recent victorious game against miryekefolon using a clever Reti Opening, Lerr0y1 secured a resignation win that shows a knack for wearing down foes. The opponent record hints at some favorite targets, with a 100% win rate against players like pioter1 and amuturesesss — though, admittedly, some opponents remain stubbornly undefeated.

When not battling the clock, Lerr0y1’s psychological resilience is notable but not invincible — a tilt factor of 11 suggests occasional frustrations, but nothing a good night’s sleep can’t fix. Early resignations are rare (only about 5.5% of games), proving that Lerr0y1 fights to the very last pawn.

In the grand chessboard of life, Lerr0y1 might not be a maestro yet, but with strategic cheek, steady perseverance, and a dash of humor, this player reminds us all why the game is worth playing — wins, losses, and all. 🏰♟️

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