LouisPPicard

LouisPPicard: The Rapid Climber with a Tactical Twist

LouisPPicard started off in 2023 with a modest rapid rating of around 747, playing cautiously but steadily. Like a fine wine or a tricky opening, LouisPPicard’s Rapid rating soared impressively to a stunning 1913 by 2025 — proving that patience and persistence trump all.

Blitz and Bullet formats? Well, let’s just say LouisPPicard prefers to savor the game a bit more. With blitz ratings peaking under 500 and bullet games practically collectible (only six played), this player is clearly more comfortable building a solid fortress than scrambling in lightning speed duels.

Playing Style

• Early Resignation Rate: About 30% (sometimes LouisPPicard knows when it's time to gracefully bow out before the king is checkmated).
• Endgame Frequency: Nearly 44%, showing a fondness for grinding out wins in the final stages of the game.
• White Win Rate: 57.7%, slightly better with the advantage of the first move.
• Black Win Rate: 52.1%, still respectable defending and counterattacking.
• Average Moves: Wins last on average 61 moves, but losses come quicker at around 36 moves—when things go wrong, they happen fast!

Opening Repertoire Highlights

LouisPPicard loves mixing up openings but has a couple of favorites with proven success:

• Nimzowitsch Larsen Attack (Modern Variation) boasts an impressive 69% win rate in rapid games. Who knew Larsens could pack such a punch?
• Scandinavian Defense (various flavors) holds a solid 50-62% win range, showing comfort in this direct and confrontational opening.
• Queen’s Pawn Opening a staple choice that yields just over 51% wins in rapid.
• Also notable is a sneaky flair for the Englund Gambit, with a winning rate slightly over 54%, hinting at a willingness to surprise opponents.

Tactical Awareness & Psychological Traits

LouisPPicard is not easily rattled: with a comeback rate near 68% and a perfect 100% win rate after losing a piece, this player knows how to turn a rocky position into a triumph. The flip side is a somewhat high "one-sided loss rate" of 39%, perhaps from occasionally betting the farm on risky plays.

There’s a little tilt here and there (a Tilt Factor of 7), meaning mood swings post-mistakes are part of the charm. Also, LouisPPicard performs better in rated games than casual ones, likely fueled by the adrenaline of official competition.

When Does LouisPPicard Play Best?

Late night or early morning? Apparently early mornings and late evenings are prime time with win rates above 60% around midnight, 5 AM, and noon, while mid-morning (around 11 AM) struggles a bit. Saturdays and Sundays see decent success, but Monday's nearly 60% win rate might just be the real motivational secret.

In Short

LouisPPicard is a rapid maestro growing stronger every year, a player with a penchant for deep endgames and tricky openings. With a climbing rating trajectory that would make even the toughest grandmasters blink, this player’s chess story is still unfolding — though the standing ovation is already well deserved.

Watch out for those Larsen Attacks and Scandinavian surprises, and don’t be fooled by the casual resignation flair — LouisPPicard plays the long game and often comes out on top!