Felipe Cortes

Felipe Cortes (Felicorts) - The Biological Blitz Maestro

Meet Felipe Cortes, affectionately known in the chess world as Felicorts—an ardent strategist who has evolved from a modest rating of 292 in 2022 to a peak Blitz rating of 1215 by 2025. Like a true grandmaster of adaptation, Felipe’s game grows stronger with every match, showing a remarkable tactical “cell division” in his skill set.

Starting his rapid career journey in 2021 with a cautious rating of 394, Felipe quickly spread his chess wings, making a mutation from beginner to expert across Blitz, Bullet, Rapid, and Daily formats. His bullet speed rivals that of the fastest capillaries in your circulatory system—zooming to a max of 1171 in 2024 and maintaining a blistering average over 1000! Truly, his opponent’s defenses often suffer a lethal genetic shuffle.

Felicorts favors the Three Knights Opening and the Scotch Game, where his win rates sneakily climb over 60%, proving that in the ecosystem of openings, he’s a predator rather than prey. Notably, his comeback rate spikes up to a whopping 77.71%, and after losing a piece, his win rate astonishingly hits 100%—like a pathogen that thrives on adversity!

With an average game length hovering around 60 moves regardless of outcome, Felipe is patient and persistent, rarely falling prey to premature surrender—his early resignation rate is a modest 2.4%. He’s a seasoned predator on the chessboard, hunting opponents down until the very endgame, which features heavily in 65% of his matches.

Our bio-chess enthusiast also plays his best games during those late-night hours—especially around 4 to 7 AM—when his tactical awareness flows like neurotransmitters firing all synapses. His highest win rates are observed on Mondays and Wednesdays, suggesting a circadian rhythm that aligns perfectly with his peak performance.

Off the board, Felipe’s psychological resilience is admirable; his Tilt Factor is low at 10, meaning the pressure rarely causes a breakdown in his strategic "DNA." His performance against familiar opponents provides further insight—some rivals may be part of his natural swarm with nearly 100% win rates, while others manage to keep his record genetically mixed.

As Felicorts continues to replicate his talents and spread his dominance across chess platforms, one can only watch in awe at this biological marvel of the chess universe—a true king of the battlefield, who makes opponents feel like mere amoebas facing a rapid evolution.

Keep an eye on this rapidly evolving organism of strategy and speed—Felipe Cortes is no mere player, but a living testament to chess evolution!