Andres Ingunza Curro FM

Andres Ingunza Curro - The FIDE Master of the Tactical Tango

Known in the chess realms as adic2020, Andres Ingunza Curro proudly holds the prestigious title of FIDE Master. His chess journey is a rollercoaster of bullets, blitzes, and rapid-fire duels where he never fails to entertain both spectators and opponents alike — sometimes with brilliant strategy, occasionally with unexpected flair, and once or twice with a well-timed tactical blunder that keeps everyone on their toes.

Rating and Performance Highlights

• Bullet Chess: A fearsome arena for Andres, his rating soared from around 2400 in 2022 to a blazing 2721 by 2025. With over 600 wins out of just under 700 games in his favorite “Top Secret” opening (yes, it’s secret!), his win rate hovers near 60%—a true bullet ninja!
• Blitz: In the lightning-fast battleground of blitz, Andres's rating has surged past 2500, with an impressive 60.5% win rate over more than 800 games. Whether it's early morning or late at night, his calculated strikes keep his opponents guessing.
• Rapid: Slower but no less deadly, Andres holds a solid 53% win rate in rapid with a peak rating just shy of 2300.

Playing Style and Chess Philosophy

Don’t blink! With an average of 68 moves per win and an exalted endgame frequency of over 72%, Andres is a patient predator who prefers to wear down foes in grinding endgame battles. His psychological resilience is legendary—with a comeback rate of nearly 84% and a rare inclination to resign early (only 1.55%), he fights tooth and nail even when the odds are against him.

Streaks and Signature Moments

Holding a longest winning streak of 41 games sounds like a myth, but Andres made it real—most likely fueled by his “Top Secret” opening and a mysterious blend of caffeine and sheer willpower.

Opponent Relations

His record against recurring rivals is something of legend: undefeated against some (like “bullhouse14” and “qd-ad”) with a perfect 100% win rate, while others have managed to snatch a few wins here and there. One thing's for sure: he treats his opponents with fierce respect and occasionally with a cheeky grin after a sharp tactical flourish.

Fun Facts

• Plays strongest in the afternoon hours between 13:00–15:00, hitting peak win rates above 73%.
• Has a tilt factor of 7, which means he’s mostly calm, except when the coffee runs out mid-game.
• Wins more often with White (62%) but still holds his ground confidently with Black (58%).

Whether it’s bullet blitzening or rapid strategizing, Andres Ingunza Curro remains a formidable force in the chess world, combining talent, grit, and a pinch of mystery. One can only wonder what his “Top Secret” opening really is—perhaps it’s just pure chess wizardry, or maybe, just maybe, it’s a perfectly brewed cup of coffee and a mischievous smile.