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Diego Suarez Pousa IM

Username: argimiro

Playing Since: 2013-07-17 (Active)

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Blitz: 2525
16230W / 13247L / 1429D
Bullet: 2545
14282W / 11565L / 853D

Diego Suarez Pousa (aka argimiro)

International Master of Chess

Meet Diego Suarez Pousa, known to friends and foes as argimiro — a true veteran of the virtual 64 squares with the titular crown of International Master awarded by FIDE. Diego’s chess journey reads like an epic novel, filled with thrilling battles, dramatic comebacks, and just the right amount of tactical wizardry to keep spectators on the edge of their seats.

With a peak blitz rating soaring to an impressive 2656 in October 2019 and a bullet peak of 2594 in late 2022, Diego is no stranger to the adrenaline-fueled chaos of fast-paced chess. His approach combines a high psychological toughness (comeback rate of 90% – yes, he’s the comeback kid of online chess!) and an adventurous opening repertoire that features everything from mysterious "Top Secret" lines to the occasionally sneaky Englund Gambit.

When he’s not crushing opponents on the board, Diego enjoys the challenge of time pressure—after all, many of his wins come from opponents running out of time (apparently, he’s a clock magician, or maybe just very patient!). His most recent wins include some intense games where he finished off his challengers on time or with a slick checkmate, proving that even when the heat is on, argimiro keeps his cool like a true chess ninja.

Playing style? Expect long, deep battles with an average of about 72 moves per win, because rush jobs are for amateurs. Diego’s endgame frequency of over 80% shows a true love for the gritty, strategic phase of the game. But careful during those rare moments of "early resignation" – a tiny 0.7% of games – where even gods get tired or fed up.

Psychological stats reveal he prefers the late afternoon tilt hours (best time to catch his hot streak: around 5pm), but don’t be fooled—Diego’s tilt factor sits at a humble 13%, meaning he manages to stay chill even after a few blunders (or so he claims).

Fun fact: His opening pet? The Ruy Lopez Morphy Defense Keres Variation with a win rate of nearly 88%. Sounds fancy, right? Opponents beware: when argimiro pulls this out, it’s usually time to say “checkmate incoming.”

In summary, Diego Suarez Pousa is a fierce, witty, and resilient player who thrives under pressure, loves long strategic duels, and counts time, tactics, and a sprinkle of psychological warfare among his weapons of choice. If you see argimiro online, be ready for a battle... or just bring snacks for the long haul.


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Positives in Your Recent Blitz Games

Diego Suarez Pousa, your recent games demonstrate solid fundamentals:

  • Opening Preparation: You frequently choose sound openings like the Ruy Lopez and Sicilian Accelerated Dragon, with strong positive results (win rates above 53%).
  • Winning Complex Positions: In your recent wins, you skillfully converted advantages in tactical and strategic play, especially in middlegame maneuvering and endgame technique.
  • Time Management: Overall you maintained good clock control, which is critical in blitz. Even under pressure, you avoided severe time scrambles that often lead to blunders.
  • Rating Progress: Your steady rating increase (+136 in 1 month, +154 in 6 months) reflects consistent improvement and dedication.

Areas for Improvement

To continue your progress, consider focusing on the following:

  • Endgame Precision: In your most recent loss, errors in technique allowed your opponent to force a checkmate. Practicing fundamental endgames will reduce avoidable defeats.
  • Opening Versatility: While your primary openings have success, diversifying your repertoire could help you adapt against a wider range of opponents and avoid predictability.
  • Handling Sharp Lines: Some of your losses came from tactical complications early on. Reviewing those lines and practicing calculation under time pressure can boost confidence in critical moments.
  • Draw Rate Management: Your draw percentage is relatively low. When appropriate, aiming for draws in threatening or equal positions can protect rating and prevent unnecessary losses.
  • Analyze Time Usage: Despite overall clock management, occasional deep calculation might be improved by better balancing thinking time in key positions—avoiding rushed decisions.

Strategic Suggestions

Based on your game data and trends, here are targeted recommendations:

  • Study typical endgame patterns relevant to your openings. For example, mastering rook endgames seen in your Ruy Lopez games.
  • Drill tactical motifs
  • Prepare secondary openings
  • Review critical moments from recent losses and draws to identify recurring mistakes or decision points to improve upon.

Overall Summary

Diego, your recent performance and rating trends highlight you as a very strong and improving blitz player. Keeping up the discipline in openings and time management while sharpening endgame technique and tactical calculation will continue to elevate your play. Remember to learn from each game, especially losses, to make steady gains.

Keep challenging yourself and enjoy your growth as a player!



🆚 Opponent Insights

Recent Opponents
hydromorphic 1W / 0L / 0D View
qus1 15W / 11L / 0D View
wulverine02 2W / 1L / 0D View
Francisco Allysson da S. Muniz 0W / 0L / 1D View
conguit0s 0W / 1L / 0D View
nuctech_prime 1W / 0L / 0D View
christourlord777 1W / 1L / 0D View
josh121212abc 0W / 3L / 0D View
amirali85 1W / 0L / 0D View
tacticalcharm 3W / 0L / 0D View
Most Played Opponents
Sanjeev Mishra 54W / 56L / 5D View Games
gamayevoleg 44W / 45L / 7D View Games
Alan Stein 41W / 32L / 6D View Games
Goran Galiot 52W / 23L / 2D View Games
timeless limitless 51W / 19L / 2D View Games

Rating

Year Bullet Blitz Rapid Daily
2025 2518 2599
2024 2333 2453
2023 2359 2385
2022 2586 2470
2021 2365 2467
2020 2449 2421
2019 2250 2456
2018 2367 2426
2017 2212 2363
2016 2279 2336
2013 1890
Rating by Year2013201620172018201920202021202220232024202525991890YearRatingBulletBlitz

Stats by Year

Year White Black Moves
2025 1698W / 1258L / 132D 1513W / 1438L / 117D 76.3
2024 2011W / 1415L / 111D 1786W / 1630L / 117D 74.7
2023 1888W / 1266L / 122D 1639W / 1548L / 110D 76.2
2022 1926W / 1282L / 128D 1667W / 1491L / 153D 78.0
2021 2117W / 1499L / 147D 1837W / 1737L / 180D 78.5
2020 2068W / 1488L / 131D 1798W / 1699L / 172D 79.1
2019 1709W / 1206L / 128D 1486W / 1400L / 140D 80.5
2018 1635W / 1198L / 126D 1453W / 1385L / 127D 78.3
2017 496W / 395L / 29D 460W / 418L / 34D 75.0
2016 550W / 390L / 23D 489W / 433L / 32D 77.0
2013 6W / 1L / 0D 5W / 0L / 0D 77.1

Openings: Most Played

Blitz Opening Games Wins Losses Draws Win Rate
Ruy Lopez: Closed 1707 904 724 79 53.0%
Sicilian Defense: Accelerated Dragon, Exchange Variation 1425 871 496 58 61.1%
Caro-Kann Defense 1170 630 491 49 53.9%
Bogo-Indian Defense 895 388 464 43 43.4%
Blackburne Shilling Gambit 874 537 304 33 61.4%
Döry Defense 819 462 329 28 56.4%
Ruy Lopez: Morphy Defense, Anderssen Variation 797 399 354 44 50.1%
Scandinavian Defense 713 389 283 41 54.6%
Sicilian Defense: Najdorf Variation 641 341 272 28 53.2%
Scotch Game 610 319 258 33 52.3%
Bullet Opening Games Wins Losses Draws Win Rate
Amar Gambit 1277 667 582 28 52.2%
Scandinavian Defense 1097 618 452 27 56.3%
Caro-Kann Defense 1054 664 363 27 63.0%
Australian Defense 907 454 426 27 50.1%
Sicilian Defense: Accelerated Dragon, Exchange Variation 867 556 284 27 64.1%
Modern 764 416 330 18 54.5%
Blackburne Shilling Gambit 737 414 303 20 56.2%
Barnes Defense 717 391 299 27 54.5%
Scotch Game 686 344 311 31 50.1%
Four Knights Game 655 310 317 28 47.3%

🔥 Streaks

Streak Longest Current
Winning 15 2
Losing 13 0
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