Pedro Donizete de Rossi
National Master and Chess Enthusiast
Pedro Donizete de Rossi, better known by the intriguing username Caruana2017chess, is a proud bearer of the prestigious National Master title. Pedro’s journey in the chess realm is nothing short of a rollercoaster ride through blitz battles, tactical skirmishes, and those sneaky endgames where every pawn counts.
Having battled across tens of thousands of blitz games, Pedro has achieved a peak blitz rating of a solid 2243 in March 2018 — definitely not a number to be sneezed at! His bullet blitz is no joke either, peaking at 1862. And he can take his sweet time in daily chess, boasting a peak rating of 1400, showing that sometimes slow and steady *does* win the race.
Pedro’s style is a fascinating blend of resilience and precision. He has an impressive comeback rate of over 85%, showing that when the going gets tough, the tough get calculating! Average moves per win hover around 72, because Pedro appreciates a good game — no quick skirmishes here, he’s in for the long strategic haul.
Ever the tactician, Pedro prefers to wear white pieces slightly better with a 51.34% win rate, but black pieces are no excuse for losing — keeping a respectable 46.38% win rate. Notably, he’s not one to quit early either; an early resignation rate of just under 2% sets him apart from those who throw in the towel hastily.
Notable Moments
Pedro’s most recent games reveal classic daring openings like the Modern Defense and Sicilian Defense Staunton Cochrane Variation, always keeping opponents on their toes. His last win was sealed with a clever resignation victory — proving once again, it's not just about winning but how stylishly you do it.
The Human Behind The Moves
When not storming the 64 squares with his favorite openings, Pedro is known to have a tilt factor of 10 (yes, he’s human after all), but also the uncanny ability to turn the tables even in tough psychological moments. His best time to play is the mystical early morning hour of 2 AM, because clearly, chess genius doesn’t keep normal hours.
So if you ever cross paths with Pedro Donizete de Rossi online or over the board, be ready to engage in chess battle that might take you deep into the night — just make sure you bring your best game, a pocketful of patience, and maybe some coffee. Because Pedro doesn’t just play chess, he lives it.