luisfideo

Profile Summary: luisfideo

Meet luisfideo, a chess enthusiast whose playstyle screams "Why make it simple when you can make it interesting?" With a peak rapid rating of 343 and a daily rating soaring up to 812, this player sure knows how to bring excitement to the 64 squares.

Luisfideo's games are a rollercoaster—almost as unpredictable as a chessboard on a caffeine rush. With 464 wins and 461 losses in rapid, every match is a nail-biter. Even in blitz, despite facing some tough luck with more losses than wins, persistence is key!

Opening the battle with the King's Pawn is their bread and butter, though don't be fooled—luisfideo sprinkles creativity with variations like the Bishop's Opening, boasting a winning strike rate close to 65%. Clearly, "Bishops over pawns" could be their unofficial motto.

Known for stirring the pot early with moves like Qh5 and Qf3 (yes, the “Queen’s early parade”), luisfideo has a penchant for quick tactical skirmishes. Games sometimes last a modest 52 moves on wins and slightly less on losses, proving they like to keep things spicy, not drawn-out.

When asked about resilience, luisfideo’s statistics offer a fascinating glimpse: a solid 52% comeback rate after setbacks, yet occasionally succumbs to the dreaded one-sided loss. But hey, even the best have their off days!

Most active and alert around 6 PM, this player has a tilt factor of 10, which means when things go sideways, expect a dash of drama, chess-style. With a curious habit of resigning early about 16% of the time, perhaps they save their energy for the moments that really count.

In the end, whether it’s the Queens’ Gambit or the cheeky Englund Gambit (which they dare to face despite a modest 33% success), luisfideo makes every game a story worth telling—and sometimes, a comedy of errors brilliantly executed.

Recent Triumph:

In a daring display of rapid chess, luisfideo defeated niki_tay with an early queen sortie and bishop deployment, forcing resignation in a mere 6 moves by Black. Talk about a lightning strike on the board!

1. e4 e5 2. Qh5 Nf6 3. Qf3 b6 4. Bc4 Bb7 5. d3 Bb4+ 6. c3 1-0
    

Fun Fact:

With a longest winning streak of 9 and a heroic tendency to shake off losses, luisfideo exemplifies the true spirit of chess: it's not just about the pieces, but the stories behind each move... and maybe a little bit of cheeky queen dancing.