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Lisandro C. – The Chess Cell-ebration

Lisandro C., also known in the chess web of life as lisandroc17, is a fascinating specimen in the grand ecosystem of chess players. With an evolving rating record across Blitz, Bullet, Daily, and Rapid formats, Lisandro has shown a resilient and adaptive playing style that might make even the most stubborn pawns question their purpose in the game.

Evolution of a Rating

From the budding Rapid rating of 858 in 2021, Lisandro's ratings have blossomed with time, reaching a peak Bullet rating of 731 in 2024 and an impressive 1281 in Rapid by 2025. His consistent Daily ratings around the low 1200s display solid endgame stamina, the kind that would make any molecular biologist proud of his persistence at the cellular level.

Playing Style – A Genetic Code of Moves

Lisandro’s game carries the DNA of patience and calculated risk. His average moves per win hover around 52, suggesting a methodical build-up to victory, much like the slow and steady replication of DNA. Unlike some hyperactive predators in the chess food chain, Lisandro has a 3.35% early resignation rate, showing he isn’t one to surrender his chromosome – erm, king – without a fight.

Interestingly, the player boasts a staggering 100% win rate after losing a piece, proving his tactical resilience is clearly encoded at a molecular level. His comeback rate of 63.5% is nothing short of evolutionary fitness, bouncing back with vigor like a regenerating lizard tail!

Strategic Niches and Opponent Interactions

Lisandro’s favorite opening remains a Top Secret strategy – a mysterious genome sequence that has yielded nearly a 50% win rate in Blitz and higher in other formats. His interaction with opponents is quite selective; he tends to thrive against familiar adversaries like superaita73 with nearly a 58% win rate but can get preyed upon by others, showing the variability of his ecological relationships.

Behavioral Patterns — Circadian Chess Rhythms

Lisandro is most active and successful during the afternoon hours – with his highest win rate peaking around 3 PM to 4 PM (up to 57.4%) and stays alert in the evenings (51-56% from 6 PM to 8 PM). It's clear his internal chess clock ticks in sync with the sun, just like photosynthetic micro-organisms flourish with daylight.

Tilt and Other Traits

Every organism has its quirks, and Lisandro’s tilt factor sits at a modest 13, suggesting he can occasionally get a little rattled but not enough to go into a mutagenic meltdown. Despite a small handicap when moving from rated to casual games (-33.87% win difference), Lisandro remains a stalwart competitor in the chess biosphere.

Records and Fun Facts

• Longest Winning Streak: 10 games, enough to cause a little evolutionary ripple in the tournament gene pool.
• Color Bias: Prefers white with a solid 53.17% win rate – the light side of the modification, perhaps?
• Endgame Specialist: Nearly 46% of games reach endgame, reflecting his tenacity to outlast opponents when the going gets tough.

In the grand chess biome, Lisandro C. embodies adaptability, tenacity, and a hint of mystery, making each game a fascinating chapter in his ongoing evolutionary saga. A true chess organism thriving by natural selection, innovative stratagems, and resilient comeback genes — all under the codename lisandroc17.