Samilevieux

Profile Summary: Samilevieux

Meet Samilevieux, a rapid and blitz chess enthusiast whose rollercoaster rating journey from a modest 173 to a peak rapid rating of 1160 in early 2025 is nothing short of a thrilling chess drama. Starting 2025 like a fresh pawn on the board, by mid-year they had transformed into a formidable opponent, boasting a rapid rating comfortably above 1000 and a blitz peak nearing 900. Talk about a strategic power-up!

With over 1000 rapid wins and close to 250 blitz victories, Samilevieux proves to be a resilient contender – not afraid to tango through wins, losses, and the occasional draw. Their gameplay prefers the complexity of middlegames and endgames, as shown by an impressive 59% endgame frequency, patiently turning the tide until victory is ripe.

One thing's clear: Samilevieux is no quitter. Their comeback rate of almost 80% after losing a piece is a testament to a stubborn fighting spirit and sharp tactical awareness. Though early resignations occur in just under 4% of their games, more often than not, they battle on until the checkmate or resignation seals the deal.

When it comes to openings, Top Secret strategies form the bulk of their rapid repertoire, but don't be fooled–they’re quite comfortable with the King’s Pawn Opening, Queen's Gambit Accepted (old variation), and the Scotch Game, shining with win rates around or above 50%. In blitz, they wield the Scandinavian Defense Mieses Kotrc Variation like a pro, boasting a remarkable 76% win rate – a curious opening choice that clearly pays off!

Psychologically, Samilevieux is a player who owns their emotions with a tilt factor of 7, suggesting they can keep their cool more often than not. Their best times to shine occur around 4 PM, aligning with an almost 60% win rate at that hour – perhaps the perfect time for a strategic coffee break and some calculated moves.

Recent battles show Samilevieux’s penchant for forcing resignations, especially in the Scandinavian Defense, crushing opponents with finesse and patience. Despite some stumbles (longest losing streak: 7), they have also dazzled with streaks of 10 consecutive wins—clearly capable of both endurance and brilliance.

Whether dismantling defenses or dodging tricky positions, Samilevieux’s chess saga is one of steady growth, strategic creativity, and a dash of mystery. Watch out – this player has moves that keep their opponents guessing and their fans entertained.

Checkmate never came so stylishly.