Juan José Converset FM

Juan José Converset (aka Converchess)

Juan José Converset is a formidable FIDE Master, a title that wisely reflects both their chess prowess and their uncanny ability to confuse opponents with creative openings and unexpected moves. Known in the online chess world as Converchess, Juan José’s playing style is a blend of tactical awareness and relentless endgame persistence, demonstrated by an impressive Comeback Rate of nearly 84%. In other words, if a game looks lost, the phrase "don't count Converchess out" holds especially true.

Peak Ratings & Achievements

• Blitz Peak Rating: 2434 (July 2024)
• Bullet Peak Rating: 2252 (March 2024)
• Daily Peak Rating: 2185 (November 2019)
• Rapid Peak Rating: 1835 (February 2016)

Playing Style & Strengths

A battler in blitz and bullet arenas alike, Juan José prefers deep endgames, boasting an Endgame Frequency exceeding 70%, and takes an average of 63 moves to win—a marathoner rather than a sprinter. Despite a tendency to resign early in less promising situations (Early Resignation Rate 0.91%), this tactic likely preserves energy for the next duel (and the next!).

With the white pieces, Juan José converts games about 54% of the time, and even as black, dances a respectable ~51% win rate. Favorite openings range from the mysterious “Top Secret” to more established battlegrounds like the Sicilian Defense Open Najdorf Variation, where they shine with an impressive 75% win rate.

Noteworthy Stats & Trivia

• Longest Winning Streak: 19 games (because why stop winning?)
• Current Losing Streak: 2 (everyone has an off day, even a FIDE Master)
• Winrate against equal rating players: about 41%, proving Juan José is not one to back down
• Best time of day to play: High noon (12:00) - as if the sun itself fuels their chess fire

Recent Memorable Games

Juan José's latest victory came as white in a sharp Sicilian Dragon battle, ending with the opponent conceding after a tough positional squeeze (game link). Tactical prowess and patience brought home many points, along with the occasional time pressure ninja moves that can make spectators gasp or heads scratch.

Off the Board

While statistics paint the picture of a serious chess competitor, Juan José’s signature sudden move surprises and creative openings keep fans and opponents guessing. Behind the FIDE Master title is a chess enthusiast who never shy away from challenging the status quo and occasionally plays a cheeky 7. Ke2 in the Sicilian just to keep things spicy.

In short, Converchess is a top-tier gladiator on the 64 squares, combining solid theory, instinctive tactics, and a healthy dose of “I’m not done yet!” spirit.