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Abilio José

abilio_jose Maluku Utara Since 2012 (Inactive) Chess.com ♟♟
45.7%- 51.2%- 3.1%
Daily 1115 0W 2L 0D
Rapid 1583 220W 265L 12D
Blitz 1901 9465W 10574L 644D
Bullet 1455 21W 17L 0D

Abilio José: A Chess Journey Full of Grit, Strategy, and the Occasional Resignation

Meet Abilio José, a blitz enthusiast who has braved the chaotic battlefield of online chess with a rating rollercoaster worthy of a theme park ride — hitting a peak blitz rating of 1957 in September 2020. Whether blazing through bullet games at a nimble 1300+ rating or methodically grinding out rapids in the mid 1400s, Abilio's playstyle is a mix of resilience, tactical awareness, and a healthy dose of perseverance... because let's face it, losing streaks do happen!

Style and Strengths

Known for his high endgame frequency – showcasing patience with an average of 68 moves per win – Abilio is not one to yield easily. His comeback rate is an impressive 78%, meaning when the chips are down, don't count him out just yet! He does have an early resignation rate of about 1.46%, but hey, even chess warriors know when to call it quits and preserve their energy for the next battle.

Favorite Battlegrounds

Abilio favors the Sicilian Defense Bowdler Attack and the Bishops Opening in blitz, tallying over 1500 games combined with a respectable win rate averaging around 50%. On rapid boards, he dances around the Van 't Kruijs Opening and French Defense, wielding both with strategic precision. His bullet encounters are less frequent but show enthusiasm for aggressive lines like the Owens Defense where he has a 100% win record in 3 games – talk about bullet bragging rights!

Psychological and Time Habits

With a tilt factor of 14, Abilio knows that chess is as much a battle of minds as it is of pieces. His best time to strike is around 5 PM, perfect for winding down after a day's work by sending a few opponents packing with sharp, unexpected moves.

Recent Glories

In a recent clash on March 22, 2021, Abilio brilliantly battled through a Queens Pawn Opening (Pseudo-Catalan Variation), winning by resignation – a testament to his late middle-game and endgame skill. This game featured precise moves like 27. Bf3 followed by a relentless push, ending in a victory after a fierce struggle.

See his most recent victory PGN

Head-to-Head and Noteworthy Opponents

Abilio has tussled over a dozen times with players like superricardo and pagurobernardo, maintaining a competitive spirit with win rates hovering in the 50-60% range. Though he’s faced his share of checkmates and tight battles (and yes, some losses by resignation too), his resilience shines through.

Fun Fact

While some players agonize over their openings, Abilio has diversified his repertoire across many lines — from the French Defense to the Pirc and the Modern Defense — proving he’s a chess chameleon. Sometimes, he just throws caution to the wind and hopes for a lucky tactical skewer!

Keep an eye on abilio_jose, because in chess, every pawn push is a story and every game is an adventure.
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