RoyElera

RoyElera: Chronicles of a Chess Crusader

Meet RoyElera, a rapid and daily chess enthusiast whose journey in the realm of 64 squares is as thrilling as it is unpredictable. With a rapid rating swinging between a humble 351 and a fiery 625 in early 2025, RoyElera has mastered the art of resilience—because rebounding from losses is just part of the game.

Ranking & Records

• Peak Ratings: Rapid - 625, Daily - 968, Bullet - 301 (April 2025)
• Win/Loss/Draw Totals: Rapid - 79/83/27; Daily - 1/0/0; Bullet - 1/3/0
• Longest Winning Streak: 6 games (because streaks matter)
• Longest Losing Streak: 5 games (ouch, but we all have those days)

Playing Style & Quirks

RoyElera is not your average chess player. With an endgame frequency of nearly 60%, they’re all about the long haul—staying in the fight until victory (or defeat) is sealed. Their average winning game lasts a cozy 55 moves, but losses tend to drag on to 65 moves—perhaps a sign of a stubborn fighter unwilling to concede easily. Early resignation rate is impressively low at 2.33%—Roy fights until the clock says otherwise!

Tactical Tidbits: A comeback artist with a nearly 63% success rate bouncing back after being behind. Although losing a piece isn't ideal, RoyElera still clinches a third of those games—proof that hope remains alive on every square.

Time & Mood Insights

Roy’s best chess hours are quite literally when most are asleep: midnight sees a stellar 67% win rate, with solid scores around evening hours too. Saturdays and Sundays are when the magic happens, boasting 42% and 60% win rates respectively—weekend warrior vibes for sure.

Opening Moves: The Mystery Player

Those openings? Top Secret. Perhaps deliberately cryptic, or maybe just an inside joke—RoyElera has played all 189 rapid games with the suspense of a spy thriller. Win rate hovers just under 42%, which says it’s a battleground of equals, and every game is a fresh puzzle.

Victories & Defeats: Tales From The Board

Highlight reel? On April 19, 2025, RoyElera executed a swift victory against rodrik_six by resignation after a crafty Caro-Kann Defense showdown, a perfect blend of strategy and nerves. Checkmate and resignation victories combine for most wins, but stalemates have their place too—18 games ended in a well-fought draw, a testament to Roy’s stubborn hold on balance.

As for defeats, they occasionally happen by checkmate or game abandonment, reminders that even the best stumble—especially when facing tough opponents like Azgonia and roket80. But each loss fuels the next comeback, and as RoyElera’s stats show, giving up is not in the playbook.

Fun Facts & Final Thoughts

If chess were a sitcom, RoyElera would be the lovable underdog with occasional bursts of brilliance and a slight addiction to drawing out endgames. With a tilt factor of just 5, they keep their cool when others might ragequit — definitely a commendable quality!

Follow RoyElera’s journey, where every move is a story, every game a test of wit, and every opponent a new adventure. Whether climbing the rating ladder or dazzling with an unexpected win, RoyElera reminds us all why chess is the game of kings, queens, and the occasional cheeky pawn.