Bandelorez: The Chess Enigma
Meet Bandelorez, a chess player whose tactical wizardry is equal parts impressive and entertaining. With a blitz rating that soared from 712 in early 2024 all the way to a peak of 811 in 2025, Bandelorez has shown remarkable improvement — or perhaps just a clever knack for befuddling opponents with unpredictable moves. Their rapid rating hovers solidly in the mid-800s, a subtle reminder that they mean business even when the clock ticks slower.
Known for an 81.62% comeback rate and a flawless 100% win rate after losing a piece, Bandelorez turns near-defeat into momentary triumphs like a chessboard Houdini. It’s no wonder their longest winning streak peaked at a respectable 8 games, with a current streak of 2 and a sprinkling of top-secret openings that keep rivals guessing.
Despite an occasional tough day—reflected somewhat in their tilt factor of 7, which means they might grumble at a slow internet or an unexpected blunder—they maintain an enviable reputation. Whether playing white or black, their win rate hovers near the 50% mark, proving their versatility and balance across the battlefield.
Bandelorez loves to engage in lengthy endgames, averaging nearly 64 moves for wins and about 73 moves in losses, demonstrating patience and perseverance that could rival a grandmaster marathon runner. They also exhibit a charming tendency to resign early only about 2% of the time—because, hey, sometimes you just have to let your opponent feel clever.
Opponents beware: Bandelorez has a selective memory for foes, boasting a perfect win record against many regulars like sei-nada and neki2004, while others have managed to outwit them occasionally. Playing mostly during afternoons and early evenings, with a surprisingly strong 70% win rate around 10 AM, this player might just be a morning bird disguised as a night owl.
In summary, Bandelorez is the kind of player who might lose a rook but win your heart—one unpredictable, thrilling game at a time.
