moleesa

Player Profile: moleesa

Meet moleesa, a fearless battlefield tactician of the 64 squares who approaches chess like a thrilling rollercoaster ride—sometimes soaring high, sometimes hanging upside down, but always with flair! Moleesa’s peak ratings might not be Grandmaster level yet, but with a daily chess max rating of 577 (achieved in June 2025), they're definitely making waves in the chess world faster than a sneaky bishop slicing through enemy lines.

This player has a penchant for variety, dabbling across all time controls: blitz, rapid, bullet, and daily games. Blitz ratings peaked at 345, rapid hit an impressive 422, and bullet almost touched 275. Whether it’s the adrenaline-fueled seconds ticking away or the relaxed pondering days later, moleesa adapts and battles on.

Notoriously tricky openings like the Indian Game (winning a whopping 75% of the time in blitz) and the Alekhine's Defense (an undefeated 100% win rate in rapid!) are among moleesa’s secret weapons. The Englund Gambit also stands out as a reliable foe tamer, especially in bullet (80% win rate)—take that, unsuspecting opponents!

Surprisingly stylish in the endgame (they see almost 60% of their games march to the final phase), moleesa is a resilient comeback artist with a 68.7% comeback rate after being behind. Yet, they do have a tilt factor of 11—so don’t be shy if you ever catch moleesa muttering "Why did I just blunder that?!"

Their longest streaks are a dramatic saga: a victorious run of 5 games in a row (hello, confidence boost!) offset by a brutal 11-game losing streak (everyone has those days). Currently, moleesa is riding a fresh 2-win streak, so watch out!

Time-wise, evenings shine brightest: the best hour to challenge moleesa is around 8 PM when their win rate rockets to an impressive 75%. But don’t get complacent; mornings aren't safe either, especially between 0:00 and 1:00 AM where moleesa keeps the wins coming.

Recent Battles

In a recent dramatic encounter against smilantje, playing black in an Indian Game, moleesa executed a checkmate that showcased their surgical precision and patience. Another highlight match had moleesa capitalizing on the resignation of an opponent named Theo-F147, proving that willpower and positional pressure often win more battles than fancy tactics.

Losses happen too—like against DavidGqwe and hoor59, where time management was the Achilles' heel, reminding moleesa (and all of us) that sometimes even chess champions need to remember to keep an eye on the clock!

Off the board, moleesa’s favorite tactic might just be to keep opponents guessing (and scratching their heads), partly because of the eclectic mix of openings and partly because, well, unpredictability is their middle name. Ok, maybe not officially, but close enough!

In summary, moleesa is a vibrant chess journeyer: a mix of stubborn streaks, clever opening traps, and moments of brilliance that promise an exciting future on the road to chess mastery. Keep your kings vigilant and your queens ready—moleesa is coming!