[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":159},["ShallowReactive",2],{"bot-BLtxE":3},{"id":4,"aboutLong":5,"age":6,"botId":7,"country":8,"countryCode":9,"dataHash":10,"dateModified":11,"elo":12,"extension":13,"faq":14,"favoriteQuote":24,"gender":25,"hello":26,"introduction":27,"isTrophy":28,"liveDate":29,"luckyCharm":30,"meta":31,"name":32,"occupation":33,"openingAxes":34,"openingsAnalysis":37,"playstyle":116,"playstyleSummary":117,"ratingHistory":118,"shortName":122,"similar":123,"stem":155,"trophyQuirk":156,"trophyUnlock":156,"whoShouldPlay":157,"__hash__":158},"bots/bots/BLtxE.json","Miles Tonne is a 35-year-old Mileage Auditor from the United States whose professional obsession with measuring distance translates directly into his chess. With an estimated rating of 2904, Miles plays at international master to grandmaster strength, calculating long forcing lines with the same rigor he applies to corporate mileage logs. Every square of the board is treated as a kilometer of terrain to be surveyed, audited, and accounted for. As Black, he gravitates toward the [Philidor Defense](/resources/openings/philidor-defense), a structurally sound system that lets him guard his central pawn and build a fortress before mapping out the middlegame. His preparation is deep, his theoretical knowledge thorough, and his evaluations are precise to the smallest positional fraction. Opponents who sit down across from Miles can expect a patient, exacting calculator who simplifies pressure into clean technical endgames and rarely concedes ground without an audit trail.","35","BLtxE","United States","us","0d83f3981fb15b11b25c7be2ed17cca59294cd97771060aaee65c03c44821c2c","2026-07-06",2904,"json",[15,18,21],{"question":16,"answer":17},"What rating is Miles?","Miles has an estimated Elo of 2904, placing him in the international master to grandmaster bracket. At this level he calculates long forcing variations accurately and carries deep theoretical knowledge across most mainstream openings.",{"question":19,"answer":20},"What opening does Miles play?","As Black, Miles relies on the [Philidor Defense](/resources/openings/philidor-defense), defending the e5 pawn with 2...d6 to keep his structure intact. The choice fits his defensive, simplifying temperament and gives him a familiar map to navigate from move one.",{"question":22,"answer":23},"Can master-level players beat Miles?","Yes, titled masters and strong experts can absolutely beat Miles, but it requires precise play and a willingness to sit through long technical battles. His defensive style and habit of trading into endgames means wins typically come from outcalculating him in concrete lines rather than overpowering him strategically.","Every square counts, for in chess and life, the journey is as important as the destination.","Male","Greetings traveler => coordinates logged 🗺️. My board => a *topographic* survey awaiting audit. Each square => 1km of terrain to chart and verify. Shall we calibrate the compass and begin the expedition? E2E4 => our 1st waypoint 🧭.","Audits the distance traversed in every chess match for various corporations. Takes each square on the board, akin to a kilometer, seriously.",false,"2024-01-16T00:00:00.000Z","A Pocket Stopwatch",{},"Miles Tonne","Mileage Auditor",{"solid_sharp":35,"unprepared_theoretical":36},-0.45,0.345,{"stats":38,"whiteFingerprint":51,"blackFingerprint":68},{"total":39,"white":44,"black":48},{"games":40,"uniqueOpenings":41,"sharpness":35,"repertoireNarrowness":42,"theoryAdherence":43},1940,29,1,-0.31,{"games":45,"uniqueOpenings":41,"sharpness":46,"repertoireNarrowness":42,"theoryAdherence":47},991,0,-0.66,{"games":46,"uniqueOpenings":46,"sharpness":49,"repertoireNarrowness":46,"theoryAdherence":50},-0.9,0.03,{"firstMove":52},[53,60],{"name":54,"percent":55,"count":56,"lines":57,"responses":59},"c3",41.2,423,[58],[54],[],{"name":61,"percent":62,"count":63,"lines":64,"responses":67},"Reti Opening",29.4,302,[65],[66],"Nf3",[],{"vsFirstMove":69},[70,104],{"name":71,"lines":72,"responses":74},"e4",[73],[71],[75],{"name":76,"percent":77,"count":78,"lines":79,"variationBreakdown":82},"1...e5 (Open Games)",87.5,489,[80],[71,81],"e5",[83,90],{"name":84,"percent":85,"count":86,"lines":87},"Philidor Defense",32.8,109,[88],[71,81,66,89],"d6",{"name":91,"percent":92,"count":93,"lines":94,"mainlines":99},"Other vs Ruy Lopez",18.2,39,[95],[71,81,66,96,97,98],"Nc6","Bb5","...",[100,101,102,103,89],"a6","Nf6","f5","Bc5",{"name":105,"lines":106,"responses":108},"d4",[107],[105],[109],{"name":110,"percent":111,"count":112,"lines":113},"1...e6 systems",61,139,[114],[105,115],"e6",{"defensive_aggressive":49,"simplifying_complicating":49,"category":42},"Miles favors deeply defensive setups and steadily trades pieces to reach simplified positions where his calculation edge dominates. He leans toward solid lines over sharp gambits and respects mainline theory, particularly the [Philidor Defense](/resources/openings/philidor-defense) as Black. Expect early piece exchanges, careful pawn structures, and relentless conversion of small advantages into winning endgames. Complications are minimized; precision is maximized.",[119],{"rating":120,"msSinceEpoch":121},2891,1778223725458,"Miles",{"sameStyle":124,"different":141},[125,129,135],{"botId":126,"name":127,"elo":128,"country":8,"countryCode":9,"category":42},"xToqI","Donna Matrix",2896,{"botId":130,"name":131,"elo":132,"country":133,"countryCode":134,"category":42},"mOxui","Kinga Gnu",2922,"Botswana","bw",{"botId":136,"name":137,"elo":138,"country":139,"countryCode":140,"category":42},"aZfZz","Cast Nadeau",2883,"France","fr",[142,148],{"botId":143,"name":144,"elo":12,"country":145,"countryCode":146,"category":147},"sLEys","Carmen Geddit","Spain","es",4,{"botId":149,"name":150,"elo":151,"country":152,"countryCode":153,"category":154},"YlUrz","Olga Snow",2902,"Georgia","ge",2,"bots/BLtxE",null,"Strong club players rated 1900 and above will gain the most from facing Miles, though anyone curious about top-tier defensive technique will learn from the encounter. Players who tend to overextend or rely on speculative attacks will find their aggression methodically neutralized. Those studying solid Black repertoires, endgame conversion, and the art of trading into winning simplifications will see textbook examples in nearly every game.","mOpT3wpOMpsYdifRDXsWJly5ZzGbuUlPEdo5gyieq_0",1784583525700]