Lucso

Profile Summary: Lucso

Meet Lucso, the chess enthusiast whose journey on the 64 squares is as dynamic as a queen’s sweep across the board. Starting with a modest Blitz rating in 2015, Lucso has dramatically sharpened their tactical claws to hit a peak Blitz rating of 1710 by 2024. Not bad for someone who probably once mistook castling for a software feature!

With over 9,000 Battleground battles fought (read: games played) in Blitz and Bullet combined, Lucso's dedication is undeniable – including a blitz win count that easily outnumbers their losses, though the losses still love to come for tea occasionally. A true testament to resilience is Lucso’s 87.2% comeback rate, proving they don't just fall down—they bounce back sooner and fiercer than a rubber pawn on a wooden board.

Playing Style

• Early resignation? Almost non-existent at 1.48% — Lucso fights till the bitter end (or until the coffee kicks in).
• Endgame frequency is a whopping 78%, showing a fondness for thrilling pawn races and knight endgame shenanigans.
• An average game length of about 70 moves per match — because why finish early when you can make your opponent sweat?
• Win rates are quite balanced: about 50% when playing White and close to 48% with Black. In short: Lucso’s not just along for the ride.

The Openings Arsenal

Lucso is a connoisseur of the Scandinavian Defense and its variations, tallying hundreds of games and an admirable win rate just above 50%. When not trying the direct assault of the Scandinavian, Lucso likes to spice things up with Scotch and Caro-Kann defenses, showing a taste for both robust structure and tactical skirmishing.

The Psychological Edge

Despite a Tilt Factor of 13 (meaning sometimes the pressure gets to them), Lucso’s fighting spirit shines through with a perfect 100% win rate after losing a piece. Clearly, Lucso doesn’t just shrug off mistakes—they turn them into fireworks.

Timed Battles and Opponent Chronicles

Known to perform best in the evening hours (with an intriguing peak win rate of 52.94% at 9 PM and 21:00 hours), Lucso battles until the stars come out—where the true chess warriors roam.

Among Lucso's many sparring partners, a few opponents have proven to be nemeses, while others have tasted defeat repeatedly. Most notably, players like benjikaru and khalednaima have been put in their place, while farukkadem and pawnonreserve continue to frustrate their game.

A Snippet of Lucso’s Journey

From humble beginnings with a Blitz rating under 500 to pushing beyond 1500 and flirting with the 1700s, Lucso’s trajectory is a testament to patience, grit, and probably a hefty amount of coffee. Whether blitzing, bulleting, or marking their territory in rapid and daily games, Lucso blends steadfast defense with opportunistic attack, cooking up surprises and occasionally unleashing a sneaky queen sacrifice for flair.

In short: Lucso is the chess player who will battle for every square, laugh off blunders like a grandmaster-in-training, and most importantly, never let the king fall without a fight (or a funny meme).