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Laurent Fressinet GM

Zlatan56 Paris Since 2015 (Active) Chess.com ♟♟♟♟♟
48.8%- 34.1%- 17.1%
Blitz 2945
906W 629L 289D
Rapid 2602
35W 29L 41D
Daily 592
2W 0L 0D

Laurent Fressinet: The Grandmaster's Gambit

Meet Laurent Fressinet, a French chess Grandmaster whose brain runs on blitz speed! With a blitz peak rating flirting with the 3000 mark (yes, you read that right—3010 in 2025!), Laurent is a fearsome tactician who plays chess like he's auditioning for an action movie: fast, furious, and with a flair for the dramatic.

Born with a mind wired for complexity, Laurent's style is a captivating blend of grit and grace. His endurance in endgames is legendary, with a whopping 88% frequency of endgame masterpiece crafting, proving he’s not just a sprinter but a marathoner on the 64 squares.

Known for his resilience, Laurent has a near-perfect comeback rate of 90.5% and an impeccable 100% win rate after losing a piece. In other words, if you think you’ve got him on the ropes, think again — he's probably planning your checkmate as we speak.

When it comes to weaponizing openings, Laurent keeps his secrets under tight lock and key, boasting over 1,400 blitz games labeled “Top Secret.” His 50.7% win rate in blitz openings might just be the best-kept secret in chess circles.

His numbers aren't just impressive—they tell stories. For example, Laurent shines brightest on Tuesday evenings around 6PM, with a stellar win rate nearing 54%, so if you want to challenge him, you better start sharpening your moves before the weekend.

Off the board, Laurent's longest winning streak is a solid 7 games, showing he can keep the heat on without breaking a sweat. Despite a modest “tilt factor” of 7 (because even great minds have their off days), he remains a formidable force in both rapid and blitz formats.

With a playful yet tactical mindset, Laurent’s average moves in wins hover just shy of 80, trading brilliancies that chess enthusiasts drool over. And if you ever lose a piece against him? Don’t lose hope—he’s still in trouble, because he’s undefeated after losing material. That’s not a bug; that’s a feature.

Whether wielding the white pieces with a solid 52.3% win rate or defending fiercely as black with nearly 47%, Laurent’s chess journey is a thrilling saga of strategy, endurance, and a little bit of je ne sais quoi.

Watch out, chessboards around the world—Laurent Fressinet is on the rise, and he’s here to make your king sweat!

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