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Mariano Mayans Calvo CM

Username: Eivissa

Playing Since: 2024-11-29 (Active)

Wow Factor: ♟♟♟♟♟

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Rapid: 2101
1W / 0L / 0D
Blitz: 2558
331W / 241L / 47D
Bullet: 2557
3027W / 2662L / 347D

Mariano Mayans Calvo (aka Eivissa)

Candidate Master Extraordinaire

Meet Mariano Mayans Calvo, a Candidate Master wielding the chessboard like a seasoned wizard with a knack for rapid-fire bullet games and commanding blitz battles. If chess was a theatrical performance, Mariano would be the lead actor who occasionally forgets the lines but dazzles with improv brilliance.

Rating & Playing Style

With a peak bullet rating soaring impressively to 2686 in March 2025 and a blitz peak of 2516 shortly before, Mariano thrives in lightning-fast encounters. His rapid rating, while humbler at 2010, shows his ability to adapt and bring crushing checkmates in fewer moves when the clock allows.

Mariano’s style is a cocktail of stubborn endurance and tactical flair: nearly 83% endgame frequency suggests a fondness for long duels where every pawn push counts. Average moves per win (73!) reveal a patience that could rival a Zen master, while his comeback rate above 85% proves he’s not easily rattled — no tilt here, just calm, calculated chess combat.

Opening Arsenal: Secrets and Surprises

He loves a good mystery—“Top Secret” openings dominate his play with nearly 550 games in bullet alone. Beyond this, he favors the Caro-Kann Defense, the Closed Sicilian Defense Grand Prix Attack, and even the trusty Scandinavian Defense. His win rates near 55-58% for these lines make opponents wonder if they’re playing a grandmaster or a grand magician.

Match Highlights

Mariano recently checkmated opponents across multiple time controls, often transforming seemingly quiet positions into victory fireworks. His recent bullet matches show a healthy win/loss ratio with sharp focus and zero draws in November 2024, evolving to over 2500 rating territory with 60+% win rates by mid-2025. When things look tough, Mariano’s comeback rate of 85% means you can count on unexpected twists.

Psychology and Quirks

His best playing hour? The mystical 3 AM slot—because why play chess when you can own the board while others dream? With a tilt factor of just 10, Mariano keeps emotions in check while cunningly attacking. And a confession: occasionally, a resignation might slip in (0.42 early resignation rate), but mostly, he fights tooth and nail until the very end.

Fierce Competitor & Community Player

He’s engaged with a broad spectrum of opponents, from internet legends to everyday knights. Some rivals succumb 100% of the time, while others keep him on his toes. Mariano knows every nuance of his strengths and weaknesses, making him a tough nut to crack and a respected combatant on any digital battlefield.

In Short

Whether it’s bullet, blitz, or rapid, Mariano Mayans Calvo a.k.a. Eivissa is a chess aficionado who blends fierce tactical awareness with endurance, delivering drama-packed games that leave viewers and opponents alike guessing his next brilliant move. Follow him if you dare—but be prepared for a swift checkmate or a sneaky comeback!


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Coach Chesswick

Hi Mariano, here is your personalised post-mortem from the last playing session

Quick glance at the numbers

  • Current rating trend: climbing back towards your peak.
  • Typical playtime: see
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    – notice the dip in the late-night slot.
  • Day-to-day swing:
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    (week-ends are clearly your sweet spot).

What you are already doing very well

  1. Sharp tactical eye – the miniature against jwcheah shows how confidently you punish loose queens:
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  2. Resourceful under pressure – several wins on time from materially worse positions prove top-tier swindling skills.
  3. Flexible opening choice – you switch comfortably between 1.e4, 1.d4 and even 1.g3, keeping opponents guessing.

Recurring blind spots

  1. Over-committing the g-pawn in French/King’s-Indian setups (see loss vs Pham Nam Quan). Advancing …g5/…g4 on move 7–8 left dark-square holes and the king stuck in the centre.
  2. Time management – four of the six recent losses were flagged with plenty of material on the board. Bullet still demands some structure: open with a pre-rehearsed system, avoid 30-second thinks, and trust your intuition in level positions.
  3. Inclination to neglect development for pawn grabs – e.g. taking on b2 or a7 before castling. In the same game against Playchess_VN, 18…Rb8 allowed Qxa7 and the initiative snowballed.

Concrete action plan for the next 2 weeks

  1. Opening discipline drill • Pick two bullet “skeletons” and stick to them: – White: Vienna Game with 3.f4 or the Nc3-Scandi (your speciality). – Black: pure French (…d5, …Nf6, …c5) without early pawn storms. • Run 20 games each and annotate; abort experimental lines outside this repertoire for a fortnight.
  2. King-safety checklist (10-second rule) Before pushing a flank pawn ask: 1. Have I castled? 2. Is the centre closed? 3. Can the pawn be targeted by a minor piece? If two answers are “No”, don’t push.
  3. Clock control routine – Aim to reach move 15 with >30″. – Practise 40 one-minute “hand moves”: random positions where you must play in <2″, to train muscle memory. – Once ahead on time, trade down instead of calculating deep tactics.
  4. Endgame conversion The loss vs SwimmingTrolley was equal (R+P vs R+P) when you flagged. Do 10 puzzles of “rook and three pawns vs rook” endings; focus on the Philidor & Lucena techniques – they save precious seconds.
  5. Review key motifs Add the following to your flash-card set:
    Philidor drawing setup
    • Minor-piece fork on c7/e6 after Nc3-Scandi
    • Exchange sac on c3 (as Black in Sicilian-like structures)

Motivation corner

Your bullet rating is already elite; ironing out just one of the weaknesses above could easily net +100 Elo. Stay disciplined, keep the mouse warm, and enjoy the grind!

– Coach Bot



🆚 Opponent Insights

Recent Opponents
yabbadabbadoooooooo 0W / 2L / 1D View
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dansenberg 0W / 1L / 0D View
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ecg00 1W / 0L / 1D View
Michael 0W / 2L / 2D View
nothing-710 1W / 0L / 0D View
beztdonut 0W / 1L / 0D View
eranofir4 1W / 0L / 0D View
swedenplay 1W / 0L / 0D View
Most Played Opponents
Vesna Bogdanovic 21W / 11L / 1D View Games
ancientmyth2020 18W / 10L / 1D View Games
cafeconelcapa 6W / 20L / 1D View Games
DoctorPouliot 13W / 11L / 3D View Games
jimmyjoy23 10W / 9L / 6D View Games

Rating

Year Bullet Blitz Rapid Daily
2025 2516 2558
2024 2536 2432 2010
Rating by Year2024202525582432YearRatingBulletBlitz

Stats by Year

Year White Black Moves
2025 1585W / 1229L / 175D 1414W / 1419L / 188D 79.4
2024 130W / 69L / 6D 111W / 80L / 13D 78.9

Openings: Most Played

Bullet Opening Games Wins Losses Draws Win Rate
Sicilian Defense: Closed 633 331 262 40 52.3%
French Defense 473 230 218 25 48.6%
Caro-Kann Defense 435 237 179 19 54.5%
Scandinavian Defense 278 154 113 11 55.4%
Amar Gambit 201 102 92 7 50.8%
French Defense: Burn Variation 191 93 83 15 48.7%
Alekhine Defense 170 89 68 13 52.4%
French Defense: Exchange Variation 169 82 76 11 48.5%
Modern 167 81 76 10 48.5%
Australian Defense 164 79 76 9 48.2%
Blitz Opening Games Wins Losses Draws Win Rate
Unknown 70 44 26 0 62.9%
Sicilian Defense: Closed 58 28 26 4 48.3%
Caro-Kann Defense 51 32 11 8 62.8%
French Defense 34 18 14 2 52.9%
Sicilian Defense 22 8 12 2 36.4%
French Defense: Advance Variation 21 13 8 0 61.9%
Barnes Defense 19 10 7 2 52.6%
Amar Gambit 18 10 8 0 55.6%
French Defense: Burn Variation 17 10 6 1 58.8%
Alekhine Defense 17 6 9 2 35.3%
Rapid Opening Games Wins Losses Draws Win Rate
Caro-Kann Defense 1 1 0 0 100.0%

🔥 Streaks

Streak Longest Current
Winning 12 0
Losing 10 1
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