Loic Travadon IM

Loic Travadon - International Master of the Chess Realm

Meet Loic Travadon, a chess virtuoso who proudly holds the title of International Master bestowed by FIDE. Known on the battlefield of the 64 squares as lolo9292, Loic has navigated the treacherous waters of blitz and bullet like a swift knight cutting through the dark.

Since first stepping onto the online chess stage in 2016, Loic’s blitz rating soared from humble beginnings at 1180 to an impressive peak of 2656 in 2020—a year where quick thinking and rapid clicks were clearly Loic’s secret weapons. Bullet games, where speed matters above all, saw even more dazzling feats, with ratings topping 2592 in early 2024.

Not one to shy away from long battles, Loic’s average game spans an epic 73 moves per winning game, proving stamina and strategy go hand in hand. And if things get tough after losing a piece, watch out: Loic’s come-from-behind victories boast a rare 100% win rate—a true testament to a tactical mind that never surrenders easily.

The psychology of chess is an art Loic masters with a tilt factor of only 16, which is remarkably low for someone who dives headfirst into thousands of games annually. It seems frustration is not in the vocabulary but there is always fierce determination, as evidenced by an incredible longest winning streak of 22 games. Currently, victory eludes momentarily, but the warrior is never far from the board.

When playing as White, Loic carries a slight edge with a win rate of 52.3%, while utilizing Black with nearly equal skill at 47.6%. A flexible player, Loic adapts not only to color but also time of day; peak performance hours boast win rates climbing above fifty percent on most days, with early mornings around 6 am and evenings near midnight being particularly fruitful.

Opponents beware: Loic enjoys a healthy rivalry with many, facing some players dozens of times—like mugzyyy (68 battles) and nvardanyan (32 clashes)—and often coming out on top. Humorously, Loic shuts down some foes completely with a 100% win record against a curious cavalcade of usernames that include pantoef, jammybambo, and flyingobesecangaroo.

Beyond ratings and stats, Loic’s style is both tenacious and subtle—prone to sticking it out deep into endgames (played in over 70% of matches!) and rarely giving up early (only 5.2% early resignations). The gaming rhythm strikes a balance of tactical ingenuity and patient endgame mastery.

Whether playing bullet at the speed of light or engaging in marathon blitz battles, Loic Travadon is a force on the chessboard—a player who brings not only skill but also flair, resilience, and an occasional dash of fun to the game.