Vagner Bueno Bodão

Vagner Bueno Bodão (Buenosch)

Meet Vagner Bueno Bodão, a chess player whose game has evolved with the precision of a cellular mitosis — splitting challenges and absorbing nuances to multiply victories! Known online as Buenosch, Vagner’s chess journey is a fascinating biological blend of growth, strategy, and resilience.

Starting his documented rapid rating at 962 in 2021, Vagner's progress resembles the steady growth of a well-nurtured organism. His rapid rating blossomed to a peak of 1770 by 2023, with his latest achievements reaching a remarkable 1670 in 2025. His blitz game shows a similar evolutionary pattern, surging from a modest 868 in 2022 to a sharp 1526 in 2025. Even his bullet rating, the wild-speed variant of chess, demonstrates rapid metabolism, touching 1212 in 2024.

Vagner’s win-loss-draw record tells a tale of a tenacious predator in the chess biosphere: over 4,800 wins in rapid play and nearly 2,400 in blitz, offset by intense battles that resulted in losses and stalemates. His longest winning streak of 13 games hints at his capability to maintain peak form – a true biological apex predator on the chessboard.

Specialized in several openings, Vagner shows a fondness for the Owens Defense and various French Defense variations — like a trusty enzyme catalyzing his path through the chess labyrinth. Interestingly, his Philidor Defense boasts one of the highest win rates, proving he's not only reactive but also proactive in his opening repertoire.

His playing style resembles a strategic organism: with an average of 71 moves per win and a notably high endgame frequency (72%), Vagner patiently nurtures the seeds of victory right to checkmate fruition. His psychological resilience is top-notch too, boasting an 84% comeback rate after setbacks, and impressively winning every game where a piece loss occurred—talk about regenerative powers!

Off the board, Vagner’s games glow brightest in the afternoon and early evening hours, perhaps when his internal circadian rhythms trigger peak cognitive activity — much like nocturnal creatures thriving under the moonlight.

Whether it’s rapid, blitz, or bullet chess, Vagner Bueno Bodão continues to adapt and amplify his gameplay DNA, ever ready to outmaneuver opponents and evolve his strategy. Beware, for this chess bio-organism is always an ever-dividing force on the 64-cell stage!