Albino Bianchi NM

Albino Bianchi: The National Master with a Dash of Chess Humor

Meet Albino Bianchi, a National Master whose chess journey reads like a thrilling novel sprinkled with a bit of mischief. Known in the chess circles by the username BIANCHIALBINO, Albino is not just a player; they are a relentless battler on 64 squares, armed with a mind sharper than a freshly sharpened bishop.

Since bursting onto the scene around 2017, Albino has proven their mettle across all time controls — from the lightning-fast Bullet games where reflexes reign supreme, to the thoughtful, tension-filled Blitz and Rapid duels. Their blitz rating has danced impressively between highs of 2494 and solid averages hovering above 2200, while their Bullet prowess boasts a max rating soaring to 2280.

Albino carries a winning spirit, especially notable in their daily chess adventures where, rumor has it, they've never actually lost a game (win rate 100%). This daily dominion reeks of supernatural powers or perhaps just excellent morning coffee.

Play Style and Personality

Endgame magician? Check, with a whopping 72.85% endgame frequency. A bit of a quitter? Only a tiny 0.86% early resignation rate—because even National Masters know when to call it quits and save some dignity.

Albino's comeback skills are the stuff of legends, boasting an incredible 83.66% comeback rate. Lose a piece? They've got a perfect 100% win rate after such a setback, proving that sometimes losing a knight is just the beginning of a grander comeback story.

Notable Records & Rivalries

While Albino has an impressive list of opponents they have dominated with perfect win rates, they also have a handful of rivals like rojitto and benchessis, who’ve kept their scoreboards honest. But overall, opponents better beware: Albino's resilience and tactical cunning make them a formidable foe at any hour—even when tilted (though their tilt factor is remarkably low at 11).

Fun Facts

• Longest winning streak: 16 consecutive victories—proof they can occasionally turn their brain into a chess steamroller.
• Wins more often with White (51.04%) but holds own quite well with Black (47.76%).
• Average moves per win hover around 67; guess they like to make their opponents sweat it out.
• Favored game hours? Early morning triumphs abound, with a monstrous 64.66% win rate at 1 AM—night owl status confirmed.

So whether Albino is plotting a masterstroke or just charming the chess community with their ups and downs across the rating charts, one thing is clear: the chessboard is their playground, and victory is their hobby (with a sprinkle of mischief, naturally).