Cacaseca13 FM

Profile Summary: Cacaseca13 - FIDE Master

Meet Cacaseca13, the FIDE Master who’s quietly but firmly making waves across the chessboards of the world. Known for a blistering performance in Blitz games, this tactician boasts an impressive 80% win rate over 45 games, a streak that would make even the toughest opponents think twice before challenging.

While their Bullet rating peaked at a respectable 2250 (yes, really!), it’s their Blitz dominance that steals the show. With 36 wins, 7 losses, and a couple of draws, they've practically turned every blitz encounter into a nail-biting thriller. The endurance of a chess marathoner shines through with an average of nearly 63 moves per win—a sign they savor complex endgames rather than quick skirmishes.

With a psychological tilt factor clocking in at a cool 4, Cacaseca13 handles setbacks like a pro. In fact, when losing a piece, their win rate bizarrely spikes to 100%, hinting at either a secret stash of tricks or just sheer resilience masked in mystery.

Facing frequent rivals like sinquefield and jees2005, they've managed to maintain a somewhat dramatic 20% win rate against the former, yet a perfect 100% against the latter. Whether it's Sunday, Monday, or even the dreaded midweek Wednesday, their winning mojo shows no signs of fatigue—especially around 16:00 hours, with a perfect 100% success rate in that hour.

Despite a low early resignation rate (zero, actually), Cacaseca13 is not the type to give up—they prefer battles that stretch long, requiring deep tactical awareness and a strong grasp of endgames, which they engage in over 78% of the time. And thanks to their remarkably high comeback rate (over 91%), when the chips are down, Cacaseca13 just smiles and flips the board—figuratively, of course.

In summary, whether wielding White or Black, this chess virtuoso maintains a win rate north of 70%, proving that persistence, talent, and a pinch of mystery make for a formidable chess persona. If you ever face off with Cacaseca13, be ready for a game that’s part mental marathon, part tactical rollercoaster, and wholly unpredictable—just how chess should be.