Alejandra Guerrero (alegro)
Woman International Master (WIM)
Alejandra Guerrero, better known in chess circuits as "alegro," is a true queen on and off the board—a Woman International Master who knows how to put her pawns in order and keep her opponents in check. With a sharp tactical awareness rivaling the sting of a black widow, Alegró has shown remarkable resilience, boasting a comeback rate of over 83% and winning every single time after losing a piece. Talk about turning lemons into lichess lemons!
Since bursting onto the scene in 2013, Alejandra’s blitz rating skyrocketed from modest beginnings around 1379 to an impressive peak above 2200 by 2024. Her bullet games, always fast and furious, have a fierce win rate exceeding 55%, proving she's quick like a neuron firing in the synapse. Although her daily games are played more at a leisurely pace (yet with a powerhouse 89% win rate!), it’s her rapid and blitz formats where her evolutionary chess instincts shine brightest.
An endgame enthusiast with a 74% frequency — Alejandra relishes those subtle battlefield moments where every move counts, much like the final phase in cellular mitosis. Her games typically average about 62 moves per win, demonstrating patience and precision in equal measure. Despite a mildly humorous tilt factor of 8, she’s known to bounce back stronger, in true chess Darwinian fashion.
Alejandra’s playing style favors bold beginnings but rarely dives too quickly into early resignations (only about 2.6%), showing she's willing to fight through thick and thin like a tenacious mitochondrion powering her chessboard cell. Whether playing white or black, she holds a solid winning edge, proving her moves have balance and adaptability.
Off the board, Alejandra is a master of human chess biology, expertly navigating the psychological complexities and time zones of her opponents. Her highest win rates come in the late afternoon and evening hours, aligning with peak cognitive alertness—science backs it, and so does her record!
Alejandra Guerrero continues to evolve and adapt within the competitive chess ecosystem, always ready to outmaneuver, outcalculate, and outwit. Keep an eye on this woman whose moves are as calculated as a DNA sequence—every game an elegant proof of natural chess selection.