Aquino Inigo

Aquino Inigo: The Bullet Maestro with a Tactical Punch

AquinoInigo is not just your average chess player; he's a bullet blaster with a knack for making lightning-fast decisions and crushing opponents before they can even blink. Starting his rated bullet journey in 2011 at a modest 1322, he zoomed up the ratings ladder with explosive force, reaching a peak bullet rating of 2663 in 2020—clearly proving that patience is overrated when you can checkmate in a flash.

Known for an astonishing 89.25% comeback rate, Inigo is the kind of player who refuses to go down without a fight. Lose a piece? No problem! His win rate after losing one piece is an eye-popping 98%, showing that he's comfortable snatching victory from the jaws of defeat. Opponents beware: Inigo might resign from a bad spot just ~2.18% of the time, which means most games end with him battling through thick and thin.

His love for the endgame is obvious—over 82% of his games see him navigating those tricky final moves like a seasoned grandmaster. With an average of about 81 moves per win or loss, he's no quick-finish fanboy; Inigo enjoys the marathon struggle as much as the sprint.

Opening Repertoire Highlights

• Queen's Pawn Opening: boasting a 69.23% win rate in bullet games, this is one of his weapons of choice.
• Queen's Gambit Declined Modern Variation: 66.67% win rate - a sharp line for those who like to mix solidness with strategy.
• Old Benoni Defense: a classic crowd-pleaser with a respectable 48.57% win rate in bullet chess.

Blitz and Rapid Stats

While bullet is his playground, Inigo can mix it up in blitz with a peak rating above 2600–no slouch there either–and a blitz win rate close to 60%. Rapid chess? He’s warming up, showcasing a rapid improvement with an average rating around 1800 lately, plus some perfect 100% win rate openings – the rapid world better watch out!

The Lighter Side

Aquino Inigo is the player who can beat you before your coffee brews but also relishes the drawn-out battle of a long endgame. With a tilt factor of 7, he's mostly calm—unless his opponent yells "Check!" too loudly, which might just ruffle his concentration a tad. When playing at his peak productive hour (1 pm with an 83.33% win rate), he’s practically unstoppable—a caffeine-fueled chess ninja.

Opponent Spotlight

His most-played opponent is PaulLeon, against whom he has a solid 75% win rate. Against strangers and chess legends alike, Inigo’s record ranges from total domination to respectful challenges, proving his versatility and resilience.

In summary, AquinoInigo is a dynamic, fearless, and strategically rich chess player who combines speed, endurance, and a pinch of psychological warfare. Whether it's bullet or blitz, he’s ready to dish out checkmate with a sly grin and maybe even a quip about your opening choice.