llpapp

About llpapp

Meet llpapp, the chess player whose journey on the 64 squares is a rollercoaster of victories, defeats, and occasional blunders that would make even the toughest grandmasters smirk.

Rating Highlights

• Peak Rapid Rating: 1304 (September 2020) – That sweet spot where nerves meet tactics.
• Peak Blitz Rating: 1055 (August 2020) – Fast fingers, faster thinking.
• Peak Daily Rating: 1279 (January 2021) – Patiently pondering through the moves.
• Peak Bullet Rating: 1012 (November 2019) – Lightning-fast but sometimes light on logic.

Playing Style & Stats

llpapp’s style is a curious mix of resilience and spontaneity. With a comeback rate of nearly 76%, they have a knack for turning the tables when the chips (or pawns) are down. Though the early resignation rate hovers around 7%, the average game length—about 64 moves for wins—shows a willingness to battle even in long, drawn-out endgames, seen in 56% of their games.

Psychological trends suggest mornings around 7:00 AM are when llpapp’s brain is clearest, possibly fueled by coffee or just the desire to avoid the family breakfast table.

Favorite Openings

A fan of classical chess, llpapp frequently employs the Kings Pawn Opening and Italian Game in rapid matches, boasting a win rate above 50%. They also enjoy dipping into some spicy territory like the Scotch Game and Philidor Defense, proving they're not afraid to mix it up—sometimes to great effect, sometimes to the sound of a sigh.

Notable Opponents

llpapp has squared off against a wide array of opponents, with a surprisingly mixed bag of outcomes. Some adversaries they have mastered with a 100% win record, while others have proven as stubborn as a chessboard stuck to the table, handing llpapp a few stinging losses.

Recent Battles

One of the latest thrilling escapades was against EmmanGabS on June 1, 2025, where llpapp emerged victorious by time forfeit in a dramatic Scotch Game gambit. The game lasted 50 moves and showcased tactical fireworks—even if some moves made the commentators raise their eyebrows.

Fun Fact

Despite a respectable rating, llpapp’s games sometimes end with a flourish of unexpected blunders or epic sacrifices—perhaps proof that chess is not just a science but also an art… or a comedy.

"Checkmate? Nah, let's call it a plot twist!"