Profile Summary: franciscocaisco
Meet franciscocaisco, a spirited chess enthusiast whose journey through the 64 squares is as colorful as a grandmaster's swan dive… with a twist! Known for a chess rating that prefers the cozy but competitive blister of Blitz games, franciscocaisco has achieved a peak rating of 1111 in this format during 2024, proving they pack a punch when the clock is ticking. In Bullet chess, they’ve scaled heights up to 154, showing flashes of brilliance between lightning-fast moves and occasional tactical blunders (because let’s be honest, who hasn’t?).
This player isn’t shy about mixing rapid and furious playstyles, with a history that keeps opponents on their toes from rapid games to the restless bullet rounds. They are a master of the Kings Pawn Opening—though not always a picnic, with a win rate that tells tales of epic battles and hard-fought duels.
Strengths: Their opening repertoire is vast but leans heavily on familiar territory such as the King's Pawn and Scandinavia Defense, wielding these weapons with a blend of daring and... well, persistence. Their resilience shines with a comeback rate of nearly 22%, bouncing back from adversity like a rook on an open file—unpredictable, relentless, and occasionally quirky! Their psychological tilt factor is a modest 49, suggesting they approach the board with a poker face – or at least, they try.
Quirks: Early resignations show up surprisingly frequently (about 46%), indicating that sometimes, when the universe declares a "checkmate," our hero agrees a bit too fast—because who wants to suffer through the agony of slow defeat? On the flip side, they relish endgame skirmishes, abiding by an average of about 23 moves per win, showing the patience to grind down their opponents when the heat is on. Their best time to strike (play) is at the witching hour—around 4 AM—when most normal humans are asleep, but that’s prime time for franciscocaisco to unleash their fury.
This profile wouldn’t be complete without a nod to igniting the bluffs and surprises, as franciscocaisco’s playful encounters with fresh opponents and consistent adversaries alike showcase a chess player who is always learning, always contending, and most importantly, always keeping it interesting.
Whether they’re patiently setting the stage or racing against that ruthless clock, franciscocaisco embodies the passion that makes chess not just a game, but a lifelong chessboard saga.
Recent Highlight:
On June 7th, 2025, franciscocaisco demonstrated mastery in a game with koitohunmai, winning by resignation under the Grob Opening. This swift victory shows that sometimes, it’s not about how many moves you make, but whether you move them wisely!
1. g4 d5 0-1
