Lucas Pouillard

Lucas Pouillard (luluberlus) - Chess Player Profile

Meet Lucas Pouillard, affectionately known in the chess biosphere as luluberlus. With his rating evolving like an ever-adapting organism, Lucas has journeyed through the competitive wilderness of rapid and bullet chess with steady growth and a pinch of flair. His peak rapid rating of 963 in 2025 hints at a player whose strategic neurons fire vigorously, though sometimes the game’s ecosystem proves challenging, with slightly more losses than wins overall.

Lucas prefers the King's Pawn Opening, particularly the King's Knight Variation, where he boasts a healthy 64% win rate — truly the predator in this biological niche. He also shows a fondness for the Scotch Game and Petrov's Defense, where his wins sprout like mushrooms after a rainstorm. However, the Nimzowitsch Defense's Kennedy Linksspringer Variation seems to be a hostile environment—zero wins out of four games—perhaps a territory yet to be colonized.

When it comes to his playstyle, Lucas isn't one to early concede defeat, resigning prematurely only 5% of the time, demonstrating the persistence of a cellular warrior. His endgame experience shines through with nearly half of his matches reaching the final phases, averaging around 55 moves per game — a testament to his endurance and adaptability under pressure.

His tactical awareness is like a chameleon's defense mechanism: a 71% comeback rate and a flawless 100% win rate after losing a piece showcase his resilience and ability to thrive in adversity. Interestingly, his 'tilt factor' is low, suggesting that even when the synapses misfire, he keeps his cool.

Off the board, Lucas fights many opponents multiple times—most notably math12bett and zakixxbilby—with mixed results. His strongest competitive streak includes a four-game winning run that would make any evolutionary biologist proud.

Fun fact: Lucas’s chess activity spikes during afternoon and early evening hours, when his neurons are presumably most firing, and he commands a 100% win rate at 17:00 and sporadic peaks at 15:00 and 13:00 hours – the prime time of his cerebral ecosystem.

Whether opening with a quick Pawn push or patiently developing into complex endgames, Lucas Pouillard's style is a fascinating mix of tactical tenacity and cerebral endurance — a true grandmaster of survival in the wild world of chess.