Louise Head - Woman FIDE Master
Louise Head, also known in the chess community as weasy6, is a formidable Woman FIDE Master whose tactical prowess and unyielding spirit on the 64 squares have earned her a well-deserved place among the elite. Starting from modest blitz ratings around 1300 in the early 2010s, Louise's journey through the ranks is nothing short of inspiring, with peak blitz ratings soaring above 2300 in recent years.
A master of speed chess, Louise shines brightest in bullet and blitz formats, showcasing lightning-fast calculation abilities. Her bullet chess win rate hovers near 50%, reflecting both resilience and sharp intuition. When facing adversity, Louise’s comeback rate is an astonishing 92.79%, proving that giving up is simply not in her playbook—except maybe when a coffee break calls.
Known for playing long, deep games—averaging over 80 moves per win in her blitz games—Louise combines stamina with strategy, taking the scenic route to victory. Her endgame frequency, a striking 83.5%, reveals a player who loves savoring the final battle on the board.
Lady luck seems to favor Louise when she’s behind too: her win rate after losing a piece is a perfect 100%, making her opponents wonder if their sacrificed piece was just part of her well-laid trap. And while many may tilt under pressure, Louise’s psychological toughness keeps her tilt factor low, only 11%, signaling zen-like calm even in the most heated encounters.
Off the board, Louise is as enigmatic as her nickname suggests, perhaps hiding a secret warrior who attacks her opponents with clever opening preparations—an undisclosed "Top Secret" opening repertoire, which has netted her nearly half of her blitz wins.
Whether it’s early morning or late at night, Louise adapts her play according to the hour, with her highest win percentages in the midday and evening matches. And her versatility is proven on all days of the week, making any day a perfect day for a victory.
Keep an eye out for Louise Head — a player who not only respects the game’s rich tradition but also adds her own flair and humor, capturing the hearts of chess lovers worldwide.