LSanSilva

Profile Summary: LSanSilva

Meet LSanSilva, a rapidly evolving chess enthusiast who treats the 64 squares like a playground and the clock like a mischievous opponent. With a peak rapid rating of an impressive 663 as of June 2025, and a daily rating high of 914 back in November 2022, this player has seen the rollercoaster highs and learning-packed lows that make every chess journey worth telling.

Playing Style and Strengths

Known for preferring the Rapid time control, LSanSilva combines tactical flair with a hint of unpredictability. With a willingness to embrace complex positions, they have an average decisive game length just under 43 moves, proving that patience and strategic depth are part of their arsenal. Their win rate playing White is a solid 55.56%, while Black holds a respectable 46.53%, showing versatility with both colors.

The opening repertoire suggests a fondness for classic, time-tested lines with a tasty mix of aggressive and strategic choices. The King’s Pawn Opening, King’s Knight Variation stands out as a particular favorite, boasting a win rate close to 65%, with other favorites including the Philidor Defense and the stalwart Italian Game. They don’t shy away from trying daring assaults like the Traxler Bishop Sacrifice either, proving a taste for excitement in the opening book.

Mental Resilience and Psychological Trends

Chess isn't just about moves; it's a psychological battlefield. LSanSilva maintains a respectable tilt factor of 10 (yes, humans get frustrated), but bounces back like a champ, with an impressive 54.99% comeback rate and a savvy 43.86% win rate even after losing a piece—a testament to resilience and fighting spirit.

Interestingly, their best time of day to play is at 10:00 AM, when the mind is fresh (and hopefully coffee-fueled), and they seem to have a sixth sense for clutch moves around the afternoon hours!

Noteworthy Battle Scars and Wins

With over 345 rapid wins and a collection of nail-biting matches, LSanSilva has had both thrilling victories and humbling defeats. Their longest winning streak is a commendable 7 games, whereas the longest losing streak tops at 10—because who doesn't have those “oops” moments?

Their latest victories include a cunning victory by resignation against JoanTF in a Giuoco Piano: Giuoco Pianissimo variation, showcasing sharp tactical awareness and deep preparation. Conversely, recent losses against tactically gifted opponents like jadensawgamer remind us all that even masters have their off days.

Fun Fact

When not masterminding checkmates, LSanSilva might be pondering whether pawns have secret ambitions... or if the queen just shows off a bit too much!