Profile Summary: Beatriz Noguera (beatnoguera)
Title: National Master
Beatriz Noguera, known on the chessboards of the internet as beatnoguera, is a tenacious National Master whose chess journey is a rollercoaster of thrilling victories, strategic gambits, and occasional humble losses.
Rating Odyssey
Starting at a modest daily rating of 1200 in mid-2020, Beatriz’s resolve quickly pushed their rating up, peaking impressively around 1694 in August 2021. Not one to settle, Beatriz has demonstrated consistency, hovering around mid-1400s to 1500s in daily and blitz ratings in recent years, with blitz peaks crashing close to 1936 and rapid rating soaring to near 1958. Bullet? Well, sometimes it’s a hit or miss, but the passion is undeniable.
Playing Style & Achievements
With a penchant for never folding early, Beatriz rarely resigns prematurely (less than 5% early resignations), fighting until the 67th move on average in wins and demonstrating deep endurance and endgame prowess. Their comeback rate is an astonishing 80%, showcasing a resilient spirit that refuses to admit defeat easily.
Opening choices reflect a curious mind with a love for the Closed Sicilian Defense Grand Prix Attack, the Giuoco Piano, and the Scotch Game, boasting win rates over 70% in some lines—a tactical playground where Beatriz shines brightest.
Humor in Defeat and Glory in Victory
While every champion faces setbacks, Beatriz has endured a notably dramatic longest losing streak of 25 games. Yet, like a true gladiator, the current winning streak continues to reset at 1—a wink to the daily grind of competitive chess life. Defeats come, but they’re merely the seasoning to sweeter victories.
Notable Recent Battles
In June 2025, Beatriz demonstrated masterful command over the Scandinavian Defense, clinching a win by resignation after a precise and aggressive assault. Other recent victories include crushing checkmates in Ruy Lopez and French Defense variations, proving versatility across various openings.
But beware: losses come swiftly too, sometimes by resignation in tough positions with the Slav Defense making its case against them.
Psychological and Tactical Edge
Beatriz plays best in the morning around 9:00 AM and is most lethal around 9 PM by sheer win rate, proving that timing is everything—even in chess. With a tilt factor of 25 (roughly a quarter of games affected by emotional dips), Beatriz keeps the humor alive and learns from every slip. Rated play doesn’t intimidate much more than casual; the difference in win rates is a mere 13.6%.
In short: Beatriz Noguera is a chess adventurer with solid titles, a spirit that never quits, and a sense of humor sharp enough to rival their tactical skills. Whether it’s blitzing through a Sicilian or battling deep in endgames, beatnoguera embodies the passion and resilience that keep the game forever fascinating.