pierrillo

Profile Summary: pierrillo

Meet pierrillo, a chess enthusiast who dances on the 64 squares with a flair that’s part strategist, part lucky charm. Since entering the arena in late 2020, this player has been on quite the rollercoaster ride—zooming from shy beginnings at a modest 100 rating to rapid bursts of brilliance peaking at 559 in rapid, 547 in blitz, and an impressive 829 in daily chess. Bullet fans, however, might need to bring popcorn as pierrillo’s bullet peak of 601 suggests fast moves, fast decisions, and occasional fast losses. But hey, speed chess is no small feat!

Style of Play

With an average of 36 moves per win and 41 moves per loss, pierrillo prefers a somewhat lengthy dance over the board—pondering each twist and turn. The player isn’t shy to resign early (8.61% resignation rate), which might indicate moments of "I'm not going down without a fight... but maybe not this time." Endgame performance (25.39% frequency) shows persistence—because the real chess war starts when most have tapped out.

Favorite Openings & Signature Moves

Pierrillo’s opening repertoire is as eclectic as a bag of mixed chess chocolates. The King's Pawn Opening and its Knights’ variation stand out as trusty old friends with win rates just shy of 57% in rapid chess. The Vienna Game and its aggressive Max Lange Defense make the battlefield spicy, often met with clever tactical shots. On the flip side, pierrillo has bravely dabbled in the Philidor and Petrovs defenses, showing a willingness to mix things up even if the results swing one way or another.

Legends & Rivals

While pierrillo has battled many opponents, a few stand out in the record books. The most played adversary is fernandilla, battling it out 29 times with a respectable winning rate of about 66% against them. But the tension is real with some opponents who seem to cause headaches—recent matches against edicley, diarmuidom99, and marcinszubert have been tough nuts to crack. (We won’t mention the losing streaks; let’s just say it’s part of the journey!)

Psychological Quirks & Prime Time

Pierrillo has a tilt factor of 20, meaning sometimes emotions creep into games—but who doesn’t? The best time to catch pierrillo in peak form is oddly at 8:00 AM, which might suggest some pre-game coffee powers or just a morning brain on fire. Interestingly, moves performed around hour 8 flash with a sizzling 66.67% win rate—maybe mornings are secretly sacrificial lambs for victory.

Recent Battles: The Victory Lap

In a recent swift victory, pierrillo executed a dazzling attack with the Vienna Game Max Lange Defense, taking down Jalal-CR7-22-8 in just 23 moves, winning with style and maybe a bit of smug satisfaction. Another heroic win saw a neat checkmate against gomoseks486, proving that endings can be as sweet as victories in the opening.

Of course, not every day is a champion’s parade—pierrillo’s last recorded stumble was a game against Edicley, a reminder that even the best can have "oops" moments. But rest assured, pierrillo bounces back with enthusiasm and a fresh set of pawns.

Overall

Whether it’s morning blitz or nighttime bullet, pierrillo brings passion, a dash of unpredictability, and a sizeable chunk of wins to every game. Expect the unexpected, enjoy the fight, and keep an eye out for this player’s next surprise—because in the kingdom of chess, pierrillo is on a quest for glory, one move at a time.

“All-in-all, a knight to reckon with... or at least a not-so-lost pawn.”