Ludovic Lejarre - International Master (aka poucin)
Meet Ludovic Lejarre, the chess player who dances with pawns, knights, and bishops like a grandmaster of the checkered realm. Best known by the username poucin, Ludovic proudly carries the International Master title bestowed by FIDE, marking them as a formidable force on the chessboard.
Ludovic's blitz and bullet skills are legendary (or at least intimidating). With bullet ratings soaring as high as 2837, and blitz peaks touching an impressive 2659, poucin commands the board with lightning speed and surgical precision. If rapid and daily chess had awards, Ludovic would surely be a contender too, with consistent performance and win rates that could make even the most stoic grandmasters blink twice.
Known for a quirky mix of tenacity and style, Ludovic has pulled off some epic comebacks boasting a 81% comeback rate and an impeccable 100% win rate after losing a piece. It's as if they whisper to their lost pieces, "You go on ahead, I'll handle this," and then somehow snatch victory from the jaws of defeat.
Ludovic is no stranger to winning streaks either, having once racked up an astonishing 66 consecutive wins, proving that on any given day, poucin just won't stop until the board declares it’s game over. Their style? A thoughtful average of nearly 65 moves per win suggests patience and strategic depth, while their willingness to embrace the endgame in almost 70% of matches speaks to a love for the long, intellectual battle.
Off the board, Ludovic's psychological resilience shines too—though with a tilt factor of 21, even this master isn't immune to a little frustration now and then. But with a wit as sharp as a queen's diagonal, poucin quickly dusts off, ready for the next clash.
Whether battling opponents named hunninn (win rate: 0%, see—nobody's perfect!) or rattling cages of gmthekingindian (100% win rate, because why not?), Ludovic Lejarre is a player who brings passion, precision, and a dash of humor to every match.
In short: Ludovic "poucin" Lejarre might just be the secret weapon your next tournament fears... or hilariously underestimates—until it’s too late.
