Alberto Chueca Forcén: The International Master with a Blitzing Style
Meet Alberto Chueca Forcén, or as chess fans know him online, AlbertoChueca—a title-holding International Master who dances gracefully across the 64 squares at lightning speed.
Born to challenge pawns and kings alike, Alberto has a blitz rating that once soared as high as 2559 in May 2024, making hearts skip beats and pieces fly. His bullet peak rating of 2306 and a steady rapid rating around 2200 complete the picture of a versatile player who is just as comfortable in classical battles as in rapid-fire duels.
Never one to shy away from tactical fireworks, Alberto boasts a jaw-dropping winning streak record—including an epic 67-game hot streak! Even when the chips are down, his impressive 78.67% comeback rate is a testament to his tireless fighting spirit. Losses are rare and short-lived, keeping his tilt factor amusingly low at 6—clearly, his nerves are tougher than the Iron Curtain.
Early resignation rate? A humble 2.65%, which means this maestro doesn’t give up early — unless you’re playing so well that resignation is the only graceful exit for the opponent.
Playing Style and Openings
Alberto is no one-trick pony. His preferred battery of openings in blitz features some top-secret weapons (likely guarded as fiercely as a queen’s position), plus lethal performances with the Alapin Sicilian Defense, King’s Indian Attack (Yugoslav Variation), and the Giuoco Piano, each boasting perfect or near-perfect win rates. Opponents beware: engaging Alberto means facing a combination of strategic subtlety and tactical sharpness.
Whether it’s the classic Caro-Kann variations or sneaky English Opening lines, Alberto adapts fluidly, achieving a stunning 78% average win rate over more than 5,000 blitz games. His white pieces seem sprinkled with good luck, securing an 80.49% win rate, while with black, he still commands respect with a solid 76.20%.
Notable Opponents and Records
Alberto has tangled repeatedly with players like championps and rockroyal (over 700 games combined!), maintaining superb win rates against most of his rivals. One can assume his opponents often wonder if Alberto’s keyboard is secretly enchanted.
Recent Battles
In June 2025, Alberto demonstrated his mastery in a rapid-paced duel where he clinched victory by resignation—methodically dismantling his opponent’s position with well-timed strikes in the Pseudo-Catalan and King’s Indian Attack styles. Even when faced with setbacks, he bounces back with impressive resilience and quick adaptation.
Off the Board
When not masterminding checkmates and dodging forks, Alberto’s low loss and draw numbers hint at a chess player who prefers action over indecision—perhaps he’d rather finish a match early than wait around for pawns to shuffle timidly.
So raise your virtual glasses to Alberto Chueca Forcén: a player who might not always blink first, but certainly makes every blink count on the board!