Andre Bueno

Andre Bueno - The Chess Connoisseur

Known in the kingdom of 64 squares and 32 pieces as corujasquare, Andre Bueno is a player whose game has evolved like a finely crafted organism, adapting and thriving through the trials of blitz, bullet, and rapid formats. With a career that spans over multiple years, Andre's rating history showcases a relentless pursuit of improvement, steadily increasing from humble beginnings around 800 in blitz and bullet back in 2018 to a formidable 1700+ range in recent years. Surely, a true biological marvel!

Rating Evolution & Playing Stats

Starting off with a blitz rating of 823 and bullet rating near 820 in 2018, Andre's tenacity paid off with a peak blitz rating hitting 1776 – a number that incidentally could serve as a historical benchmark, but here is all about strategic conquest on the board. Bullet skills soared as well, reaching a best rating of 1832, demonstrating that when time is of the essence, Andre’s brain cells fire off like lightning-fast synapses.

Across more than 12,000 blitz games and nearly the same count in bullet battles, Andre boasts just over 5,800 wins in blitz and 6,000 in bullet – a winning record worthy of admiration, or at least a high-five from a fellow chess biologist. Not to mention, in the rapid arena, a perfect undefeated run with 25 wins and 2 draws – talk about rapid cell division of victories!

Opening Repertoire - Evolutionary Predilections

Andre embraces a diverse genetic makeup of openings, with a penchant for the Modern Defense and various flavors of the Sicilian Defense – old variations and new mutations alike. With win rates hovering around 50-55% in these lines, it’s clear Andre’s opening ‘genes’ have adapted to thrive against a wide variety of opponents.

In bullet, Andre’s venomous attacks of the Nimzowitsch Larsen Attack and the nearly legendary Van t Kruijs Opening have yielded particularly strong results with win rates exceeding 50%. Such diversity is the hallmark of a player who doesn’t shy away from experimenting and evolving, like a chess Darwin in the wild.

Playing Style - Fast, Tactical & Unyielding

Andre’s games often feature long endgames (over 60% frequency) and substantial average moves per win (~71), making it clear that patience and persistence form the double helix of his competitive DNA. Additionally, with an outstanding 100% win rate after losing a piece and an impressive comeback rate of nearly 87%, Andre morphs setbacks into opportunities, a true survival-of-the-fittest performance on the 64-cell petri dish.

With mild tilt factor and only a small early resignation rate (about 4%), Andre’s mental toughness is as robust as an armored knight—many would envy such resilience. White pieces see an edge with a win rate of 50.7%, while Black maintains a strong 47.9% success – a balanced genome indeed.

Psychological and Temporal Insights

Interestingly, Andre is most potent during morning and early afternoon hours, especially between 7-11 AM and 8 PM (where win rates spike above 54%, even reaching 62%). This rhythmic pattern suggests a circadian chess rhythm, where cerebral neurons align perfectly to strike with precision.

Days of the week prove less significant, though Monday and Friday offer slight peaks in success—perhaps reflecting an evolutionary adaptation to weekday pressures versus weekend leisure.

Notable Streaks & Opponent Stats

Andre's longest winning streak stands at 14 games, a feat many contenders would envy. Though currently out of a streak, the past displays a predator’s instinct, hunting down opponents across various arenas.

Among most frequent prey, players like memoryless1 and tobtot faced Andre 22 and 16 times respectively, with competitive success. A notable fun fact is Andre’s 100% winning record against a surprising range of opponents, proving that when it comes to the evolutionary game of kings and queens, Andre doesn’t just survive — he thrives.

In Conclusion

From humble beginnings as a fledgling pawn to a seasoned predator in rapid, blitz, and bullet jungles, Andre Bueno’s chess career is a beautiful study of adaptation, endurance, and strategic brilliance. Like a masterful biologist studying chessboard species, Andre deploys a smart blend of theory and instinct, with a touch of humor – making every game an evolutionary spectacle where the survival of the fittest reigns supreme.