FIDE Master Andrés Luque Sáiz
Known in the chess world by the moniker alsdesdentao, Andrés Luque Sáiz is a FIDE Master who has steadily climbed the ladder of competitive chess with a bullet speed that rivals the speed of light (well, almost). From a modest Bullet rating of 1361 back in 2021, Andrés rocketed to a blazing 2668 by 2025—just a whisker away from the realm of grandmaster-level bullet precision.
Specializing in Bullet and Blitz, Andrés has played over 1,700 bullet games, boasting a nifty win rate of nearly 58%, and an even sharper Blitz win rate of almost 65%. When the clock ticks down and the pressure mounts, this player thrives on tactics with an incredible 100% win rate after losing a piece—talk about turning the tables! Their longest winning streak? A remarkable 15 games in a row, proving alsdesdentao's ability to maintain focus and momentum.
It’s also worth noting Andrés’s penchant for endgames, appearing in roughly 85% of their games, and a rather impressive average of 84 moves per win, a testament to their patience and strategic depth—chess isn’t just a sprint, but a marathon in their hands. Time of day matters too: watch out for them around 22:00 hours, where their win rate peaks at a dizzying 74%.
Opponents beware: Andrés has a long list of conquered foes, including many with perfect personal win records—maybe they just forgot to bring their A-game. When not juggling ninety-minute calculators and Blitz tactics, this master of the 64 squares enjoys dropping openings as mysterious as a secret recipe, a style dubbed simply "Top Secret" with a very consistent record.
Fun fact: Andrés has a tilt factor of 7, which means even when the going gets tough, they rarely lose their cool—a true chess zen master (or just very patient). Whether playing white or black, Andrés commands both colors skillfully, winning 60.6% of games with white and 56.9% with black.
So next time you face alsdesdentao over the board, remember: this is a player who can bounce back from lost pieces, maintain composure, and outmaneuver most opponents before their surge. Just don’t blink—because if you do, your king might just disappear.