Sudry Pierre

Sudry Pierre (aka Rigoloch)

Meet Sudry Pierre, affectionately known in the chess world as Rigoloch. A rapid and blitz enthusiast, this player’s journey reads like a rollercoaster of knight forks and unexpected sacrifices, sprinkled with a generous dose of humor and resilience.

Rating Highlights

• Peak Rapid Rating: 1390 (June 2020)
• Peak Blitz Rating: 1517 (January 2017)
• Peak Bullet Rating: 1027 (April 2013)
• Daily Peak Rating: 1200 (April 2013)

Playing Style & Stats

With a chess career spanning over a decade, Sudry charms opponents with a blend of patience and tactical awareness. His comeback rate is an impressive 77.41%, proving that when the going gets tough, the tough start planning a cunning counterattack. However, the grind can be real — the psychological Tilt Factor clocks in at 16, so expect some fiery battles and passionate blunders.

Early resignations make up just under 4% of his games — clearly, this isn’t a player who gives up easily. Sudry battles through endgames with a frequency of 64.37%, often dragging mortal enemies into long duels full of subtle moves and cool nerves. Average moves per win hover around 62, slightly less than the moves per loss at 65 — which confirms that he loves a good long fight, even if it doesn't always end on top.

Opening Repertoire

Sudry’s signature opening tends to be the Scandinavian Defense, particularly fond of the Mieses Kotrc Variation and the Modern Variation, holding a respectable win rate close to 50% in his rapid and blitz games. Also in his toolkit are the Alekhine's Defense Scandinavian Variation and Philidor Defense. These openings scream, "I’m here to cause some serious pawn structure headaches!"

Recent Performances

Despite the ups and downs, Sudry recently demonstrated his love for theatrical finishes. In a recent rapid game against mikeniceday, Rigoloch sealed victory with a checkmate after a fierce battle, showcasing his fighting spirit and ability to capitalize on endgame opportunities. Yet, as with all warriors, there are losses too — a recent encounter with Rynit16 saw a tough retreat, but each loss is just another chapter in the saga of improvement.

Game Time Preferences

This player’s best hours are 2pm to 4pm — that magic spot in the afternoon where Sudry’s tactical genius is like a caffeine boost without the crash. Don't play him at 9 or 10 PM, though; scores show a steep drop in his win rate past sunset.

Personality & Quirks

Sudry has been known to drop a game early only about 3.79% of the time — meaning he sticks around longer than that clingy friend no one expects but secretly loves. His psychological journey on chess.com is a testament to persistence: hundreds of wins, a few bitter losses, and plenty of draws. It’s said that he sometimes abuses the Scandinavian Defense just for fun — it's the chess equivalent of choosing pineapple on pizza: controversial, bold, and occasionally winning.

In short, whether you're a grandmaster or a beginner, facing Sudry Pierre means bracing yourself for a battle that’s as entertaining as it is unpredictable. Watch out for sudden sacrifices and cheeky checkmates courtesy of Rigoloch — the player who can be serious at the board but loves to keep it rigolol (French for super funny) off it.

Feel free to challenge Rigoloch—just don’t expect mercy!