Profile Summary: cerrogo
Meet cerrogo, the fearless chess warrior whose battles rage across time controls from Bullet to Rapid with the tenacity of a caffeinated knight on a sugar rush. Specializing in Bullet chess, cerrogo's rating has seen a heroic climb from the modest 100s up to a peak of 412, proving persistence beats blinking at the board any day.
With a wicked blend of aggression and resilience, cerrogo boasts a comeback rate of over 61% when the chips are down, refusing to let a lost piece get in the way of victory more than a third of the time. Early resignation is rare here—just 4.2%—because giving up isn't in their repertoire. With an average of nearly 37 moves to claim a win, cerrogo enjoys battles of attrition rather than quick skirmishes.
Favorite Openings: The Kings Pawn Opening seems to be their go-to gambit for raw, classical power—almost 50% win rate in Bullet! They also venture into the shadows with the England Gambit, where cunning often nudges the score in their favor. Other dark horses include the Clemenz and Scandinavian defenses, showcasing a taste for both solid and surprising tactics.
Their blitz rating has soared to an impressive peak of 521 and their rapid battles have seen a glorious max rating of 659, demonstrating versatility across the ticking clocks. Daily chess? cerrogo has seen a peak rating over 500, but who has time to wait for days when you can blitz?
Psychological traits: Despite a tilt factor of 13 (because who doesn't get a little salty after losing a rook in Bullet), cerrogo's best time to pounce on opponents is neatly stamped at 10:00 — ideal for morning wreckage over your coffee. Their sharpest win rate hour is a surprising 60.87%, suggesting early risers get the gears turning.
Fun fact: cerrogo isn't afraid of nighttime matches either, sporting solid win percentages on weekends and weekdays alike. Whether it’s 4 AM Bullet battles or brisk evening Rapid duels, this player dances with time and time again proves that kings and queens bow to their strategic flair.
Career Highlights
- Longest winning streak: 12 games - apparently once cerrogo gets on a roll, quitting is not an option!
- Current winning streak: 4 games - momentum waits for no one.
- Trusted rivals include "lanborg", "vimuz", and "camilofox500" – opponents beware!
- Recent victory highlight: Outmaneuvered Hikarlsen-Magamura using the Englund Gambit, winning on time after a tense 27-move duel. Details on Chess.com.
All in all, cerrogo may not be the grandmaster next door yet, but with a blend of stubborn resilience, tactical surprises, and a knack for comebacks, they’re a player to watch—and maybe to avoid—especially if you hate losing on time.
