Al Gonzalez

Al Gonzalez (agg69)

Known online as agg69, Al Gonzalez is a formidable blitz and bullet chess player whose games are proof that quick wit and a keen tactical eye can often trump long think sessions. With a peak blitz rating soaring up to an impressive 2381 in September 2019, Al has been competing and climbing the online rating ladder since at least 2016, showing a consistent passion for the fast-paced formats.

Career Highlights

• Peak Blitz rating: 2381 (Sep 25, 2019)
• Peak Bullet rating: 2238 (Mar 12, 2017)
• Over 36,700 wins in blitz chess, an achievement that even Magnus might eyeball nervously
• Impressive bullet win rate of 82.61% across 23 recorded games, proving Al's lightning reflexes and sharp instincts
• Longest winning streak of 21 games – yes, 21 games without blinking or letting the blunders sneak in!

Playing Style

Al brings fearless intensity to every game. His early resignation rate is notably high at nearly 67%, which suggests he isn't afraid to throw in the towel early if things look grim—which might save time for a fresh game or just to raid the cookie jar.
His endgame frequency of about 27% shows he often likes to reach those thrilling late phases, savoring each move's tension.
With an average win move count around 24, it’s clear that Al doesn't just rush blindly—there's method to the madness.

Psychological & Tactical Traits

Al's tilt factor comes in at a modest 27, which means even when the game hits sour notes, he keeps his composure better than most on the internet.
The comeback rate of 28.27% shows resilience, often clawing back from disadvantageous positions.
However, with a one-sided loss rate above 67%, occasionally, things just go spectacularly sideways—because hey, everyone loves a dramatic loss now and then!

Recent Battles on the Digital Board

In one of his latest blitz triumphs, Al showcased his mastery in the French Defense, Advance Paulsen Euwe Variation (C02), patiently pushing his opponent into resignation after a well-fought strategic duel. The flair for maneuvering complex pawn structures and precise timing of exchanges made the game a true masterpiece.

When not winning, he learns quickly—his losses tend to be against skilled tacticians and sharp strategists, proving he's still grinding towards perfection.

Off the Board

Beyond pixels and pawns, Al Gonzalez is probably the kind of chess player who talks to their pieces, bosses their rook around, and might occasionally blame the knight for "doing its own thing." With a username like agg69, there's a hint of humor and a laid-back spirit behind the serious storm on the board.

Final Thoughts

Al is a brilliant example of dedication and fun coexisting in the chaotic arena of online chess. Whether he’s on a winning streak or shaking off a tough loss, the blitz battleground is his playground. Watch out world, because agg69 is on the rise, one rapid-fire game at a time!