Yasin Buenadicha

Profile Summary: Yasin Buenadicha (aka buenaloto)

Meet Yasin Buenadicha, a dedicated chess enthusiast who dances on the chessboard with a tactical flair and a sprinkle of unpredictability. Playing under the username buenaloto, Yasin has climbed the ranks steadily, reaching an impressive peak rapid rating of 1910 in February 2024. Not bad for someone who started 2023 with a rapid rating under 1000!

Yasin's rapid games are his bread and butter, with over 1,244 wins balancing out 1,243 losses, and a few draws for spice. His blitz and bullet play show a love for lightning-fast decisions, though the losses occasionally sneak in—because even the best blunder now and then, right?

Opening Moves & Style

True to his Queens Pawn roots, Yasin favors the Accelerated London System in rapid and bullet formats, boasting a solid win rate near 56% in rapid. He’s clearly more comfortable with reliable, classical setups than wild gambits—though watch out for his sneaky French Defense variations. His style is patient and enduring, often dragging opponents into endgames where his bravery and resourcefulness shine through.

Notable Chess Moments

On May 21, 2025, in a thrilling game against piraija, Yasin clinched victory on time after an intense Queens Pawn Opening Accelerated London System duel, showing that sometimes speed wins it all. His latest triumphs showcase a cool-headed ability to capitalize on opponent’s mistakes, finishing games with decisive checkmates like a true chess warrior.

Psychological Edge & Quirks

With an impressive comeback rate of nearly 78% and a tilt factor of 13%, Yasin is a fighter who occasionally feels the heat but bounces back hard—like that one friend who loses a game then immediately says, "Okay, rematch!" His best time to play seems to be in the early morning hours around 5 AM, proving that chess brilliance can indeed be brewed with a cup of coffee (or maybe three).

Fun Facts

• Long winning streak record: 16 games — that's like a chess Netflix binge but with more strategy.
• Prefers games with an average of 60 moves per win, so he's definitely not a quick checkmate kind of player.
• Quite the loyal warrior of the Queens Pawn Opening variations — a true classicist!

In short, Yasin Buenadicha — or buenaloto to the chess world — is a resilient and improving tactician who isn’t afraid to mix classical openings with modern tenacity. Whether it’s bullet blitz or slow, grueling rapid matches, he keeps the passion alive and the games interesting. Watch his games for a fine balance of patience, power, and that spicy urge to checkmate just when you think you’re safe.