Lindolfo Luiz Da Silva (ALRS-SPS)
Meet Lindolfo Luiz Da Silva, a formidable force in the chess universe and a proud bearer of the National Master title from National. Whether darting through bullet games at a blistering pace or thoughtfully unraveling complex blitz positions, Lindolfo’s love for the game is as clear as a perfectly executed checkmate.
Starting from humble beginnings with a bullet rating hovering around 1250 in early 2020, Lindolfo has rocketed through the ranks to a stunning peak bullet rating of 2668 as recently as April 2025! If fast-paced bullet is chess on roller skates, Lindolfo is definitely in pole position, with over 18,000 bullet games under their belt— proof that they either never sleep or live on pure coffee and tactical brilliance.
Not just a speed demon, Lindolfo’s rapid and blitz performances are equally impressive, boasting peak ratings of 2622 in blitz and 2282 in rapid games. Unfortunately, daily chess apparently doesn’t spark quite as much excitement — but hey, even superheroes need their rest! With an endgame frequency of 86.16%, this player loves to dance deep into the late stages of the game, turning pawns into queens and opponents into resigned spectators.
Lindolfo's playing style is a fascinating mix of resilience and swagger. Their comeback rate of nearly 88% suggests they rarely give up, even when losing a piece, and their average moves per win—around 79—tell us they think carefully before striking. Perhaps the slow, deliberate mind behind this profile enjoys savoring wins like a fine wine, with a pinch of psychological endurance since tilt factor is at a modest 15.
Curious about their favorite openings? Lindolfo employs a mysterious "Top Secret" weapon in bullet games but is no stranger to sharp battles with the Indian Game Tartakower Attack and Queens Pawn Opening. With near 50% win rates across main lines, it’s clear they’ve studied their repertoire and also enjoy throwing in unexpected moves just to keep everyone guessing.
Off the virtual board, you might find Lindolfo challenging friends or online foes predominantly around midnight — the best time of day for this maestro's magic, statistically improving their odds when the rest of the world is asleep.
Recently, Lindolfo demonstrated their prowess with a swift victory by checkmate in an English Opening, leaving opponents no choice but to nod in admiration or adjust their opening preparations. And while not every battle is won, the losses are often hard-fought tributes to a game well played.
All in all, Lindolfo Luiz Da Silva (aka ALRS-SPS) is the kind of player who reminds us that chess is an art, a science, and sometimes just pure adrenaline — all rolled into one National Master package.