Cleber Pereira

Cleber Pereira — The Chess Biologist of the Board

Meet Cleber Pereira, aka Clebercc, a true grandmaster of the microscopic battlefield that is the chessboard. With a rating evolution as dynamic as cellular mitosis, Cleber has evolved from a humble Blitz beginner in 2023 with a rating of 922 to a formidable 1331 by mid-2025. Talk about growth spurts—this player replicates success with every move!

Cleber’s playing style is a delightful blend of patience and persistence, averaging about 60 moves per victory and never too hasty to resign (early resignation rate just 1.32%). With a win rate of 51.61% when playing White and 46.84% with Black, Cleber’s approach is as balanced as a stable enzyme complex in biological pathways.

A master of endgame strategy (endgame frequency 73.25%), Cleber’s tactics display remarkable resilience: a spectacular 84.4% comeback rate and a flawless 100% win rate after losing a piece—talk about cellular regeneration on the battlefield! With a low tilt factor of 14, his nerves are as steady as a neuron firing under pressure.

When it comes to openings, Cleber favors classical gambits and defenses that keep opponents guessing. His success with the Queen’s Gambit Declined - Chigorin Defense boasts a hearty win rate of over 62% in Blitz and more than 61% in Bullet formats, proving this gambit is his evolutionary advantage among other organisms.

In the rapid-fire world of Bullet and Blitz games, Cleber has logged thousands of games and learned to adapt his playstyle across hours and days. His peak Bullet rating climbed to 1162, with a current solid standing at 1082 in mid-2025, while his Blitz max rating rose to an impressive 1392.

On psychological fronts, his rated vs casual win difference is a staggering 49.22%, clearly showing that Cleber grows stronger when stakes or pressure rise—like a true predator in the wild.

Opponent-wise, Cleber has managed a perfect 100% win rate against many recent adversaries such as "mn404" and "luchouchiha," proving his strike efficiency is nothing to sneeze at. On the flip side, a few opponents remain a challenge, but even in those cases, Cleber bounces back stronger than a regenerating starfish.

When we clock his games by hour, Cleber’s most potent moves tend to emerge late at night, especially at 8 AM and 9 AM hours with win rates soaring past 50-65%, perhaps fueled by the nocturnal energy phases of a true chess organism.

In sum, Cleber Pereira is no mere pawn on the board of life but a veritable chess chameleon, adapting, evolving, and conquering with the tactical precision of a biological force. We eagerly await the next phase of his grandmaster metamorphosis!