Andrés Blanco Rodríguez

Andrés Blanco Rodríguez

Once a humble chess enthusiast, Andrés Blanco Rodríguez has blossomed into a formidable force on the 64 squares, steadily climbing the rating ladder year after year. Starting from modest beginnings in 2022 with a Daily rating of 691, Andrés has shown tenacity and growth, breaking barriers with a blazing blitz peak of 2224 in 2025 and bullet rating soaring to an impressive 2343.

Known for his explosive tactical awareness, Andrés's comeback rate is a stunning 69.24%, and his win rate after losing a piece is almost mythical at 99.74%—clearly, giving up a pawn is just another way for him to spice up the game. He averages about 60 moves in wins, proving that patience and persistence are his trademarks in grinding down opponents, while losses tend to stretch even longer, suggesting he fights 'til the last pawn trembles.

Andrés brings energy to every hour of the day, with a particularly fearsome win rate approaching 60% in the late morning and an unexpected 72.73% in the wee hours (5 AM for insomniacs or chess addicts). His psychological resilience is noteworthy, with a tilt factor measured at 98, which means he basically turns chess stress into competitive fuel.

His playing style favors endgames with a frequency of 61.92%, proving he's no flash-in-the-pan but a deep strategist who enjoys the sweet symphony of kings and pawns battling for supremacy in the late stages. Whether wielding white or black, he manages to maintain a slight edge, winning 54.45% with White and 51.05% with Black, because who needs color bias anyway?

Off the board, Andrés has a playful streak—preferring to keep his openings a Top Secret (his record says it all: 57.37% Daily win rate from over 2400 games!), making him as mysterious as a wild card in sudden death. His longest winning streak is an impressive 28 games, a chess marathon that surely left many scratching their heads and conceding defeat.

Facing thousands of opponents, Andrés holds a respectable rivalry record, including some tough opponents like abrahamax001 and sjakkongen15. His approach to online competition is a blend of fierce determination and an analytical mind that refuses to quit.

In a nutshell, Andrés Blanco Rodríguez is not just another chess player; he's the personification of grit, growth, and a cheeky sense of humor, turning every game into an adventurous duel where every piece and pawn counts...except when he loses one on purpose to confuse you.