Clement Anguille

Clement Anguille — The Chessboard Biologist

Meet Clement Anguille, a chess player whose game evolves much like a well-adapted organism thriving in the wild ecology of the 64 squares. A seasoned competitor in Bullet, Blitz, Rapid, and Daily chess formats, Clement’s playstyle is a fascinating case study in tactical adaptation and strategic resilience.

With a bullet rating peaking at 631 and a rapid rating soaring up to 737, Clement has shown the ability to remain competitive across many time controls. His sweet spot? The Scandinavian Defense and its Mieses Kotrc Variation, where he sneaks a 54% win rate, as well as the Four Knights Game Scotch Variation boasting a robust 71% win rate in Bullet. Clearly, his opening repertoire is far from dormant—it's more like a living organism, constantly refining and adapting.

On the daily front, Clement excels with King's Pawn Openings, maintaining solid win rates above 60%, often choosing the King's Knight Variation to spring tactical surprises. His rapid games reveal a strategic flair, particularly in Petrov’s Defense Classical Variation, where an 80% win rate suggests he's got a ‘killer instinct’ when the clock ticks slower.

But Clement’s real power lies in his comeback ability. With an impressive 63.75% comeback rate and a flawless 100% win rate after losing a piece, he’s the embodiment of the biological principle: survival of the fittest. Losing material? No problem. He turns weaknesses into fertile ground for victory, proving he’s more of a chess chameleon than a sitting duck.

Though the average moves per win hover around 50 and losses slightly shorter at 46 moves, Clement’s games are anything but predictable. His equilibrium in wins with White (49.27%) and Black (48.1%) suggests a versatile organism well-suited to any ecosystem on the chessboard.

Beware, opponents! Despite a mild tilt factor of 12, this player’s early resignation rate is a modest 7.09%, indicating he fights for every critical battle in his figurative chess biosphere.

Whether it’s at dawn or dusk, weekdays or weekends, Clement’s winning rates fluctuate, with peak hours around 9 AM and 11 AM (over 58% wins)—a possible clue that he’s a morning predator when it comes to catching pawns off guard.

In summary, Clement Anguille lives and breathes chess as if he's conducting a relentless scientific experiment on the board. His blend of tactical resilience and strategic knowledge makes him a fascinating specimen in the world of competitive chess—one whose game will continue to evolve, adapt, and thrive.