Profile Summary: marcoyeyo
Meet marcoyeyo, a chess enthusiast whose journey on the 64 squares is nothing short of a rollercoaster ride with more ups and downs than a yo-yo convention. With a peak Rapid rating of 611 (achieved in April 2025) and a Daily peak soaring up to 1064, marcoyeyo has proven to be a formidable foe, especially when armed with the trusty King's Pawn Opening and the sneaky Alekhine's Defense — boasting a win rate of a whopping 64% in the latter. They say winners never quit, but sometimes, marcoyeyo quits early, with an early resignation rate hovering just under 4%, because even the sharpest minds know when to save energy for the next battle.
Don't be fooled by the moderate Blitz numbers, where marcoyeyo's rating hovers around the low 300s, because this player thrives in paced, thoughtful games. With a comeback rate north of 65%, and an impressive 41% win rate after losing a piece, marcoyeyo is clearly a resilient tactician who likes to snatch victory from the jaws of defeat.
Favorite times to strike are in the golden hours of the evening, especially around 18:00, likely after a calming cup of tea or a pep talk in the mirror. And while losses do come — notably a rough six-game losing streak and the occasional tilt that registers a solid 6 on the frustration scale — each setback is met with renewed vigor and calculated vengeance.
Style of Play
- Prefers a balanced attack with a slight edge when playing White (winning just over 50% of games).
- Endgames are a nearly even battlefield with a 47% frequency—guess marcoyeyo loves squeezing out every last draw or win!
- Games won tend to average around 47 moves, but losses drift longer, showing stubborn resistance till the bitter end.
Noteworthy Opponents and Records
Always looking for new challengers! marcoyeyo has tangled most frequently with baker082 and luruako, with mixed results. Some opponents like tinoeffe and hippie67 have fallen 100% of the time, while others, such as rshatch, have proved a tougher nut to crack.
Memorable Victories
A recent triumph against tinoeffe saw marcoyeyo skillfully navigate the Scandinavian Defense, forcing resignation after a tactical dance lasting over 50 moves. Another shining moment was a win in the Queen's Gambit Accepted, where marcoyeyo kept a cool head and made the opponent surrender by move 20. Not bad for someone who sometimes resigns early, right?
In short, marcoyeyo is the kind of player who may not be queen of the chessboard (yet), but with determination, a knack for comebacks, and a portfolio of cherished openings, they're definitely a king worth watching. Keep your pieces close and your knights closer when facing this crafty contender!
