Andre Franco

Andre Franco - The Chess Biologist of the Board

Andre Franco, also known in the chess biome as flashdik23, navigates the 64-square petri dish of chess with the precision of a scientist and the flair of a tactician. Born from the mating pool of Bullet, Blitz, and Rapid formats, Andre's ratings ebb and flow much like an evolving species adapting to new environments.

Specializing in openings that could rival the complexity of cell mitosis, Andre wields the Bishops Opening with a 71% Blitz win rate—clearly an opening that’s infected opponents with defeat. His King’s Pawn Opening Kings Knight Variation is another favorite, boasting an impressive 86% Blitz success, proving that his pawns know how to mutate into queens in record time.

Despite a modest peak Bullet rating of 527 and a Rapid high of 737, Andre’s enduring strength lies in his resilience: a phenomenal 61% comeback rate and a 100% win record after losing a piece suggest a mind that thrives under pressure, repairing chess DNA faster than most can respond. However, even the strongest specimens must deal with mutation challenges—Andre’s early resignation rate hovers near 6%, a small evolutionary speed bump.

Andre's psychological wiring reveals a low tilt factor of 10, and a whopping 47% better win rate in rated games compared to casual play, making him a competitive predator in the chess wild. His preferred hunting grounds? Late evening and early morning hours, where his win rates skyrocket above 50%, peaking at 85.7% at 7 AM—truly a crepuscular chess creature!

Challengers beware: Andre Franco’s game is a living organism, constantly adapting, thriving, and occasionally mutating—sometimes into a perfectly executed endgame that lasts an average of 52 moves because every pawn, knight, and bishop has a role in this biological symphony.