peao71

About peao71

Peao71, a mysterious force on the digital chessboard, is a player whose journey through the ranks is as intriguing as a well-timed knight fork. With a highest bullet rating of 643 achieved in April 2024, and an impressive blitz peak soaring over 1031 back in May 2023, peao71 blends speed with cunning complexity. Their rapid peak of 946 and daily max of 800 showcase a versatile competitor ready to tackle any time control.

Playing Style & Statistics

• Known for an early resignation rate of just 5%, proving they don't quit before the last pawn pushes through.
• With an average of ~44 moves per win, peao71 knows patience pays off, although losses drag out to 47 moves on average—because why lose quickly?
• Fascination with endgames (38% frequency) means the battles often reach those nail-biting final stages.
• White pieces bring a slight edge with a 47.6% win rate compared to 46.07% with Black, keeping opponents constantly cautious.
• Remarkably, peao71 has an 82% comeback rate after falling behind—a true testament to resilience (or sheer stubbornness!).

Favorite Openings

The master utilizes the Van t Kruijs Opening">Van t Kruijs Opening extensively with nearly 13,000 games played, holding a steady near 48% win rate in bullet. The Pirc Defense">Pirc Defense is another signature choice, often tangled with the Modern Geller System, reflecting a taste for solid yet flexible play.

Notable Records & Opponents

When facing yuvaneetbhaker, peao71 keeps a perfect 100% win record, while unfortunately suffering unfortunate time-outs against players like spidermax66 and Bond720. Blessed by a longest winning streak of 18 games but also weathering a brutal 25-game losing streak, this player truly lives the highs and lows of competitive chess.

Psychological Profile

Despite a respectable Tilt Factor of 25 (because even chess virtuosities have their bad days), peao71’s best time to strike is around 7 PM — prime chess battleground hours. True to form, this player finds a big differential (46.8%) in rated versus casual games, proving that stakes really do matter.

Recent Highlight

One of the latest notable victories was against yuvaneetbhaker in a tense bullet game where peao71 triumphed on time, showcasing both strategic acumen and blitz endurance.
Some fancy moves from that game:

1. e4 d6 2. Bc4 e6 3. Qf3 Ne7 4. h3 Qd7 5. a3 c6 6. d3 b5 7. Ba2 Na6 8. Ne2 b4 9. axb4 Nxb4 10. Bb3 a5 11. O-O Qc7 12. Ba4 Ba6 13. Rd1 Nc8 14. c3 Nb6 15. Bb3 a4 16. Bc4 Bxc4 17. dxc4 Nxc4 18. cxb4 Nxb2 19. Bxb2 a3 20. Bc3 Ra4 21. Nd2 Qa7 22. Nb3 d5 23. exd5 Bxb4 24. Bxb4 Rxb4 0-1

In a nutshell...

Peao71 is that persistent pawn you underestimate—quietly inching forward, turning the board upside down, and occasionally snapping a queen when you least expect it. Whether it’s bullet lightning strikes, rapid tactical skirmishes, or patient daily duels, peao71 approaches the game with a cunning blend of resilience, solid defense, and a touch of chaos, reminding us all that in the world of chess, every piece can be a game-changer.