Guillermo Malbran - International Master
Guillermo Malbran, proudly holding the esteemed title of International Master awarded by FIDE, is a chess competitor whose blitz skills have kept opponents guessing and occasionally confused.
Starting his blitz journey at a modest rating of 1469 in 2019, Guillermo catapulted himself to a max rating of 2300 in the same year — a leap that suggests either multiple brilliant games or perhaps an accidental mouse slip turning into gold. By 2020, his blitz rating stabilized around the low 2200s, proving consistency is the name of his game.
With over 3,000 blitz games on record, Guillermo has a respectable win rate hovering around 40% in his primary opening of choice dubbed "Top Secret"—because sharing it would ruin all the fun and mystery. His playing style shows a strong penchant for enduring the long haul, boasting an Endgame Frequency of nearly 82%. Perhaps patience really is a virtue in his arsenal.
Famed for his tactical resilience, Guillermo’s Comeback Rate clocks in at a staggering 85%, and against all odds, he has a perfect 100% win rate after losing a piece, suggesting he might actually thrive in chaos—or at least bluff really well.
Known rivals include “corrnel” and “jadjoud78,” with whom he has engaged in several duels, but no match is complete without the tale of his most recent adversaries like “neuneu77” and “kesandr,” who can confirm either the brilliance or frustration of facing Guillermo.
Guillermo’s chess hours are as diverse as his tactics, but he tends to shine brightest during the late-night and early-morning blitz battles, with win rates as high as 46% at 2 AM – proving sleep is overrated when a good game is on the line.
In summary, Ignacio ahem Guillermo Malbran is a tenacious, sometimes mischievous International Master whose games combine strategic depth, endurance, and just a pinch of delightful unpredictability. Watch out on the board — he’s ready to resign early only 0.76% of the time, meaning he fights hard almost always, and if you think you’re safe after snatching a piece, think again.