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Francisco Fiorito IM

Username: Alphafischer2019

Playing Since: 2020-03-31 (Active)

Wow Factor: ♟♟♟♟♟

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Blitz: 2771
1214W / 882L / 199D
Bullet: 2834
1273W / 953L / 167D

Francisco Fiorito - The International Master Extraordinaire

Francisco Fiorito, also known by the mysterious username Alphafischer2019, is not your average chess player. Awarded the prestigious title of International Master by FIDE, Francisco has proved time and again that their moves are as sharp as a knight’s jump and as surprising as a well-timed fork.

A Journey Through the Ranks

Starting with a blitz rating hovering around 1900 in early 2020, Francisco quickly leveled up faster than a pawn promoting on the eighth rank. By mid-2025, they reached an astonishing peak blitz rating of 2915 and an equally impressive bullet peak at 2916. Francisco’s ability to juggle the rapid-fire demands of bullet and the intricate tactics of blitz chess is nothing short of legendary.

Style and Strategy

Known for a patient endgame approach (with nearly 88% frequency of endgames!), Francisco loves the long chess battles where cunning and stamina count. Their average moves per win exceed 85, which means they prefer to dance through the board like a grandmaster, weaving complex webs rather than rushing the finish.

However, don’t mistake that patience for passivity! With fierce comeback skills, Francisco shows an 87% comeback rate after setbacks, proving they’re always ready to turn the tables and say, "Checkmate is just around the corner."

Opening Repertoire

Francisco’s opening book is a treasure trove of surprise and versatility, featuring the “Top Secret” (perhaps a secret weapon?), English Opening varieties, and the Kings Indian Attack, among others. They've carved impressive win rates over 50% in some of the most complex openings, showing a flair for both traditional and modern chess approaches.

The Psychological Edge

While Francisco’s tilt factor (how often stress affects play) is about 13%, their best time to strike is literally the stroke of midnight. Playing at 0:00 hours might just be their secret sauce to outwitting opponents when the rest of the world sleeps.

Recent Showdowns

Francisco’s latest victories include thrilling wins by resignation against tough opponents like SirStrateg and jaskol95, showcasing graceful endings after finely-crafted positional pressure. But like any warrior, Francisco embraces defeats too, learning and adapting from losses against gifted challengers such as DynamicPlayer2024 and Yan_Dyomin2010.

Fun Facts

  • Has played over 2,200 games featuring the mysterious "Top Secret" opening - maybe it’s literally classified?
  • Current longest winning and losing streaks both are 13 games – proof that this master knows both the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat!
  • Wins more often with the white pieces (55%) but still holds serious respect for black’s defensive and counterattacking power.

Francisco Fiorito’s chess journey continues to be one full of strategy, suspense, and perhaps a little bit of chess magic. Whether squeezing out wins in rapid bullet matches or grinding long, nerve-wracking blitz battles, this International Master’s blend of skill, resilience, and humor keep them a force to be reckoned with on the board.


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Overall Performance and Trend

Francisco, your recent blitz games demonstrate solid play with a strength-adjusted win rate of about 52%, which shows you're above average. Your 6-month rating increase of 56 points is commendable, indicating consistent improvement over time. However, there is a slight setback in the last month with a rating decline of 7 points, though your one-month trend slope is positive, pointing to potential recovery.

Opening Play

Reviewing your recent wins and losses, you frequently start with the King's Indian Attack and various Sicilian Defense lines:

  • Neo-Grünfeld Defense and King's Indian structures: You show good understanding and maneuvering in these openings, successfully handling complex middle-game positions.
  • Sicilian Defense (e.g., Accelerated Dragon and Rossolimo Attack): You demonstrate familiarity, though occasional tactical moments in the middlegame need careful navigation.
  • Handling of d4 openings: Solid responses in Queens Gambit Declined structures and other d4 lines.

Consider deepening your repertoire in your preferred openings by analyzing critical positions where you lost to identify recurring challenges.

Strengths

  • Good positional understanding in the Neo-Grünfeld and King's Indian Attack openings.
  • Capability to capitalize on opponents' mistakes in complex endgames.
  • Solid time management in longer blitz games, avoiding critical blunders from time pressure.

Areas for Improvement

  • Opening Transitions: Some losses trace back to slight inaccuracies in early or middle opening moves—review and practice the key opening lines like the Sicilian variations and Queen's Gambit to gain more confidence.
  • Endgame Technique: Several games reached endgame phases with chances to hold or press for a win. Improving endgame knowledge, especially on rook and pawn structures, will boost conversions.
  • Tactical Awareness: While your positional play is strong, sharpening calculation tactics could help avoid sudden losses due to unexpected opponent threats.
  • Consistency in high-pressure moments: Focus on maintaining composure and evaluating calmly, especially in complex positions where critical mistakes occurred.

Recommendations

  • Analyze the losses where you faced 1.d4 and 1.e4 openings against opponents using Sicilian and King's Indian set-ups to understand strategic plans and countermeasures better.
  • Work on specialized endgame drills focusing on rook endgames and pawn races as many decisive points came from these scenarios.
  • Incorporate tactical puzzles in your daily training to boost calculation speed, which is critical in blitz games.
  • Use the game links from your recent matches to replay and pause at critical moments, considering alternative moves and plans.
  • Keep tracking your rating trends for feedback on training effectiveness and make gradual adjustments.

Closing Thoughts

Your steady rating growth over six months shows your dedication and the effectiveness of your training. Small dips are natural and offer excellent learning opportunities. Keep focusing on opening mastery and endgame skills, and maintain your strong positional foundation. Your potential for improvement is clear—stay motivated and continue refining your game step by step.



🆚 Opponent Insights

Recent Opponents
Dumitru-Daniel Dinu 6W / 8L / 0D
bonblobliqr1 0W / 1L / 0D
Airat Sadubayev 4W / 2L / 0D
Joe Assaad 0W / 2L / 1D
Aleksei Belov 2W / 1L / 0D
Murad Babayev 0W / 1L / 1D
perunbarglowski 1W / 0L / 0D
egeozz2020 5W / 1L / 0D
kovalev_vitaly 1W / 1L / 0D
deniss_dunaveckis 0W / 1L / 0D
Most Played Opponents
Joaquin Fiorito 81W / 75L / 6D
PracticeMakesOK 12W / 14L / 2D
ajedrezcongarzon 7W / 15L / 3D
Jesse James 12W / 9L / 1D
Pablo Zarnicki 9W / 11L / 2D

Rating

Year Bullet Blitz Rapid Daily
2025 2833 2771
2024 2902 2777
2023 2667 2676
2022 2521 2576
2021 2329 2191
2020 2431 2157
Rating by Year20202021202220232024202529022157YearRatingBulletBlitz

Stats by Year

Year White Black Moves
2025 303W / 171L / 38D 266W / 205L / 34D 88.1
2024 426W / 276L / 63D 383W / 330L / 52D 89.8
2023 477W / 363L / 67D 428W / 387L / 77D 91.9
2022 30W / 27L / 5D 34W / 22L / 5D 91.3
2021 11W / 13L / 0D 8W / 11L / 3D 83.4
2020 109W / 46L / 14D 97W / 51L / 13D 80.3

Openings: Most Played

Bullet Opening Games Wins Losses Draws Win Rate
Colle System: Rhamphorhynchus Variation 172 85 74 13 49.4%
Amazon Attack 129 72 45 12 55.8%
Hungarian Opening: Wiedenhagen-Beta Gambit 116 61 50 5 52.6%
Amar Gambit 113 70 39 4 62.0%
King's Indian Attack 89 49 30 10 55.1%
Amazon Attack: Siberian Attack 81 47 30 4 58.0%
Sicilian Defense 74 42 29 3 56.8%
Alekhine Defense 67 32 33 2 47.8%
Modern 65 33 26 6 50.8%
Benoni Defense: Benoni Gambit Accepted 64 31 30 3 48.4%

🔥 Streaks

Streak Longest Current
Winning 13 0
Losing 13 3