Meet lexdeorum, the Blitz Machine
lexdeorum is not a casual player. This is someone who treats Blitz like a full contact sport, with thousands of games and a peak 2449 (2026-09-20) of 2449. The preferred time control is Blitz, and the rating journey shows it: a noisy, entertaining climb from the 2000s into the 2400s, powered by an outrageous volume of games.
The ride has not been perfectly smooth. The longest losing streak was 8 games, but the longest winning streak was 12. With a tilt factor of 8, lexdeorum can spiral, but with a comeback rate of 81.82%, they can also crawl out of the grave and take your king.
An Opening Repertoire Built on 1.e4
When lexdeorum has the white pieces, the move is almost always 1.e4. Their signature line is the Scotch Game, where they score 62.7% in Blitz and a perfect 100% in Rapid. They also enjoy taking on the Sicilian Defense with the Alapin and Closed variations. As Black, they are comfortable in the Four Knights Game, the Two Knights Defense, and the wonderfully aggressive Amazon Attack: Siberian Attack.
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chart shows a player who thrives in open, tactical battles and is not afraid to face a gambit head on.Friends, Foes, and salatas
Every regular has a rival, and for lexdeorum that rival is salatas. The two players have met 17 times, with lexdeorum winning 8, losing 6, and drawing 3. It is a rivalry built on mutual respect and slightly different endgame approaches. If salatas is online, expect a battle.
Other frequent opponents include retired35, cqual123, and redjochess, but no one has seen lexdeorum more often than salatas.
The Night Owl Who Checks First
lexdeorum does their best work at 03:00. The data says the win rate at that hour is perfect, which is either a glorious small sample or a warning to everyone else who is still awake. They also land the first check in 58.56% of games, usually with the queen. When that first check lands, their win rate climbs to 55%.
Even after losing a piece, lexdeorum still wins 47.06% of the time. That is not stubbornness, that is resourcefulness. Add an average decisive game of about 75 moves, and you get a player who never stops hunting.