Joel, also known in the digital wilds as nedlives, is a chess player whose rating evolution tells a tale as dynamic as cellular mitosis. Starting strong in 2020 with a peak daily rating of 1208, Joel’s game underwent fascinating fluctuations — quite like an organism adapting to changing environments on the 64-square Petri dish.
Joel's style? A blend of calculated patience and relentless endgame hustle, with an endgame frequency of over 56% — truly a specialist in surviving and thriving to the final moves! His average game lasts about 44 moves when victorious, but when the tides turn, he often battles through nearly 66 moves before conceding, proving resilience is coded deep within his chess DNA.
A strategist with an affinity for the Queens Pawn Opening (56% win rate) and the cunning Scotch Game (over 66% win rate), Joel's openings are carefully chosen evolutionary branches in his repertoire genome. Even when losing material, Joel exhibits remarkable tactical vitality, boasting a perfect 100% win rate after losing a piece — talk about survival instincts kicking in!
Mildly prone to a tilt factor of 11 — because even the strongest genomes have their off days — Joel nonetheless demonstrates a comeback rate near 54%, shaking off setbacks like a hydra sprouting new heads. Notably, Joel’s win rates flourish on Saturdays (54%) and in mysterious late-night hours, peaking at a staggering 77.78% at 5 AM, suggesting his tactics thrive in the wee hours when other cells rest.
While his blitz and bullet ratings are still evolving species, Joel’s rapid play shows promising DNA with a peak rating of 1122 and a balanced approach across variants. His favorite opponents have included a diverse ecosphere from “sergiolobatoramos” to “kingfisher69,” making each match a genetic experiment in adaptation.
In the grand ecosystem of chess, Joel is an unpredictable yet fascinating organism — one that learns, evolves, and occasionally sacrifices pawns like neurons firing in the complex brain of strategy. With a longest winning streak of 7 and a deep love for unlocking the mysteries of the Kings Pawn Opening Leonardis Variation, Joel’s chess journey is as much about biology as it is about checkmates.
