Fabian Jimenez Rojas

Fabian Jimenez Rojas (fadres) - The Chess Maverick

Fabian Jimenez Rojas, known in the chess world as fadres, is a blitz enthusiast whose rating journey reads like an epic novel full of tactical flair and tenacity. Starting in 2013 with a modest blitz rating of around 1356, fadres sharpened his skills and blitzed his way up to an impressive peak of 1906 by 2017, occasionally leaving opponents wondering if he’s playing chess or some secret variant only he understands.

Playing Style and Strengths

With an endgame frequency of over 82%, fadres clearly enjoys the long, strategic battles where pawns become queens and the tension thickens. His average game length hovering around 83 moves suggests he's not one to rush to victory — or defeat. He’s inclined to fight sweetly through the endgame, undefeatable in the face of setbacks, boasting a 91% comeback rate and 100% win rate after losing a piece. Talk about turning lemons into checkmates!

Record Highlights

• Overall Blitz record: 283 wins, 230 losses, 36 draws
• Daily chess record: 19 wins, 15 losses, 1 draw
• Longest winning streak: 8 games (proving that when fadres gets on a roll, it’s not stopping anytime soon)
• White pieces win rate: 51.41%, Black pieces win rate: 52% — equally dangerous on both colors

Secret Weapon: The Opening

His favorite opening? Shhh, it's classified under "Top Secret". But if we must reveal, it’s clearly effective — winning more than half the time (around 52% win rate in Blitz over 549 games). It’s so mysterious that opponents often suspect it's either a dazzling gambit or simply a clever disguise for a sneaky trap.

Tactics, Timing & Quirks

Fabian prefers to play when others might dream — with peak win rates at 1 AM, midnight, and surprisingly 14:00 hours (where his win rate is a dazzling 100%). We can only guess he recharges his brain with some epic espresso shots. Mondays are also his lucky day, boasting a 66.67% win rate to beat the Monday blues away.

Despite a tilt factor of 7 (yes, even chess heroes get frustrated), fadres’s resilience makes sure he bounces back like a grandmaster rubber ball. His ability to reignite the board after setbacks is nothing short of inspiring.

Opponent Saga

Among the many foes he's faced, players like manudo1989 and albita10 have tested his skill multiple times, with varied success. But for most, fadres's win rate often hovers gloriously above 70% — a testament to his strategic wizardry and perhaps a dash of chess magic.

In Conclusion

Fabian Jimenez Rojas is a chess player who combines patience, tactical genius, and a pinch of mystery. Whether smashing pieces at midnight or grinding long endgames, fadres proves time and again that chess is both a science and an art — and he's an artist you don’t want to face at the board.