Alberto Hernandez NM

Alberto Hernandez (albertiny1) - National Master

Meet Alberto Hernandez, a fierce chess warrior who has skillfully earned the prestigious title of National Master. From the early days of blitz duels to rapid-fire bullet battles, Alberto’s chess journey is nothing short of legendary.

Starting around 2016, Alberto burst onto the chess scene with a blitz rating soaring above 2200 and a bullet peak near 1968. Through intense games spanning thousands of matches, Alberto has shown remarkable consistency, boasting a blitz win count exceeding 11,000 — yes, you read that right, eleven thousand wins! That's a lot of checkmates and probably a few flipped boards in frustration.

Not just a speed demon, Alberto’s style combines tactical awareness and strategic wizardry. With a comeback rate near 86% and a perfect 100% win rate after losing a piece, they turn adversity on its head like a true chess Houdini. Their average winning game length hovers around 67 moves, proving that Alberto enjoys battles as long as the ink is dry.

Interestingly, Alberto shines brightest during the early morning hours and around breakfast time, with win rates peaking at 52.61% at 7 AM. So if you queue for a game with albertiny1 before breakfast, better bring your coffee and your A-game.

While the psychological tilt factor is modest, Alberto has a quirky tendency to resign early in less than 1% of games — possibly indicating a strong sense of dignity or impatience when the position looks grim (who can blame them?). They maintain a distinct preference for lengthy endgames, participating in them nearly 80% of the time.

Alberto has dueled against countless opponents (including the elusive divsteroxx 51 times!), honing his skills through victories and occasional losses. Their opening repertoire? Top secret. Literally. We might never know.

When not plotting their next brilliant sacrifice or dribbling opponents into tactical nightmares, Alberto probably enjoys the thrill of a good meme or the satisfaction of saying, "I didn’t just win; I crushed them in less than 70 moves."

Keep your eyes peeled and your pieces guarded — albertiny1 is always lurking on the board!