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FIDE Master Jesús David Ojeda

Meet Jesús David Ojeda, also known in the chess world by the sleek username DavidOjeda. A proud holder of the title FIDE Master, Jesús has proven to be a relentless gladiator of the 64 squares, wielding his pieces with a mix of cunning, resilience, and an unyielding penchant for tactical fireworks.

From humble beginnings with a Blitz rating of 1200 in 2010 to a meteoric rise that pushed his Bullet rating beyond the 2500 mark, Jesús's journey has been anything but boring. His peak Bullet rating soared an impressive 2565 in early 2025, an eloquent testimony to his bullet-speed decision making and nerves of steel. Meanwhile, his Blitz peak didn't lag far behind, reaching a formidable 2477 in the same year.

More than just rating numbers, Jesús is a master of comebacks, boasting an exceptional 83% comeback rate after losing a piece – a clear indication that underdog stories aren’t just reserved for fairy tales. He has a tactical prowess shown in a win rate of over 57% even after losing material, proving that giving up is definitely not an option in his playbook.

When it comes to opening secrets, Jesús prefers to keep his cards close to his chest. His "Top Secret" openings comprise the majority of his games with an admirable win rate hovering around 59% in Blitz and nearly 60% in Bullet. However, he’s not afraid to venture into well-trodden paths occasionally, having confidently played openings like the Giuoco Piano — and winning impressively.

Talk about timing! Jesús shines brightest in the early morning hours, especially around 5 AM, where his win rate spikes above 70%. Perhaps a secret coffee stash or a mystical chess muse visits him then. On Thursdays and Fridays, his win rate is around 60%, proving the weekend buildup suits his competitive edge.

Jesús is not just a machine of calculations; his games usually reach a lengthy, grueling battle with an average of nearly 70 moves to victory — a signal of his endurance and love for endgame theatrics (played about 78% of the time). Though his earliest resignations rate is modest (about half a percent), it shows he fights until the very end ``` or at least until timeout, where he still managed over 400 wins!

His most recent wins tell fascinating stories:

One game features a classic Giuoco Piano center attack where Jesús expertly navigated complex middlegame tensions, turning positional pressure into a resigned opponent — at move 24, no less!

Despite his skill, every grandmaster has their missteps. Recent losses include some tough battles with strong opponents like JaOpet, where positionally intense fights ended with a narrow margin. But then again, it's all part of the grand chess adventure.

Off the board, you might imagine Jesús as a strategic thinker with a dash of humor — never shying from the occasional self-aware quip about his “Top Secret” openings or being “blitzed out” by time pressure. A FIDE Master with passion, patience, and a hint of unpredictability, Jesús David Ojeda continues to charm the chess world one calculated move at a time.

Checkmate or timeout? With Jesús, it’s always a nail-biter!