FIDE Master Moises Melara (AleMR16)
Meet Moises Melara, a FIDE Master who might just be the chess world's best-kept secret... or maybe just very good at keeping his openings "Top Secret." Whether blitzing or bulleting, Moises plays with the precision of a surgeon and the patience of a saint, averaging over 2000 points in blitz and rapid formats – impressive numbers that mean he's not just playing checkers on a chessboard.
Career Highlights & Style
Since 2018, Moises has been climbing the rating ladder like a knight jumping over pawns, achieving peak blitz ratings beyond 2060 and rapid scores nearing 1950. His style? Endgames aplenty (nearly 80% of his games see him through to the bitter end), with an average of 70 moves per win – this is a player who enjoys the long chessy haul. Early resignations are rare here—only about 3%, which tells us Moises fights till the last rook falls.
A Tactical Genius with a Winning Streak
One of Moises’s superpowers is his tactical awareness. With a remarkable 89.57% comeback rate and an even more astonishing 100% win rate after losing a piece, it's clear that Melara doesn't just survive losing material—he thrives on it. His longest winning streak? A fearsome 11 games in a row, and he's currently riding a 5-game streak. Opponents beware: Moises is a relentless foe.
Opponent Chronicles & Win Rates
Having played over 600 games in blitz and bullet combined, Moises has developed a diverse list of rivals. Fun fact: against some of his most recent opponents like squiss_theredbaron and a1muhiddin, he maintains a perfect 100% win rate – maybe those matches were just practice for bigger battles? However, he knows humility too, with a few foes managing to score wins against him from time to time.
When to Catch Moises in Action
Want to see Moises at his peak? Tune in early mornings around 5 AM, where his win rate skyrockets to over 80%—clearly, coffee either fuels his fire or he’s just really that good at chess before breakfast. Evenings aren’t shabby either, with solid performances from 7 PM to 11 PM, making him a versatile competitor on the digital battlefield.
Final Thoughts
Moises Melara is the kind of player who might smile politely after a blunder, only to strike back with a tactical masterpiece. If he ever writes a chess guide, it would probably be called "How to Win When You 'Accidentally' Lose a Piece (And Laugh About It)". Until then, the chess community can enjoy watching his games — full of secrets, surprises, and serious skill.