Mathilde Choisy - Woman FIDE Master
Meet Mathilde Choisy, a formidable chess player known in the virtual halls as MChoisy. Awarded the title of Woman FIDE Master, Mathilde blends strategy, grit, and a pinch of cheeky brilliance on the board.
Since 2016, Mathilde has been climbing the blitz rating ladder, peaking at an impressive 2033, displaying exceptional tactical awareness with a comeback rate over 86%—a true phoenix on 64 squares! Not one to shy away from fast and furious games, she also boasts a bullet peak rating of 1757, where her win rate flirted with 57%.
Known for her love of the English Opening Symmetrical Variation, Mathilde’s style can best be described as a blend of patience and tactical fireworks — average moves per win hover around 73, proving she’s in it for the long (yet thrilling) haul.
Mathilde's psychological resilience is notable, with a tilt factor of just 11, meaning she rarely lets a blunder or loss throw her off. Her preferred hour for top play? Around 3 PM, when her win rates hit their peak — possibly aided by a strong espresso or sheer determination.
With a career peppered by memorable encounters against familiar rivals like angryswiss and lcsfwd, MChoisy holds a respectable edge, often leaving opponents wondering if they've just faced a chess ninja.
Recent Highlights
On June 6th, 2024, Mathilde outmaneuvered anthonytennant in a thrilling game featuring her trusty English Opening. The game was sealed by resignation after Mathilde unleashed precise queen and bishop tactics, showcasing her endgame prowess. Check it out here.
Even on the rare off day (we all have those), Mathilde’s losses are hard-fought battles, such as the May 31, 2024, match against Squiss_TheRedBaron, where the kings danced through complex middlegame intricacies before the outcome was decided.
Mathilde's journey is not just about victories—it's about passion, persistence, and the joy of the game. Whether blazing through bullet games or grinding out a long blitz match, expect Mathilde Choisy to be a name worth remembering in the chess world.