Jorge Carlos Antonio (GAusal) – The FIDE Master with a Bullet Flick
Meet Jorge Carlos Antonio, a FIDE Master whose rating rollercoaster in bullet chess is as thrilling as a knight’s fork in the opening! Known in the chess world by the handle GAusal, Jorge has battled thousands of games with a fiery passion and occasionally questionable time management – hey, nobody’s perfect when the clock ticks!
His peak ratings are nothing to scoff at, with a blitz best soaring to an impressive 2336 in 2023, rapid topping out at 2100, and bullet flirting around the 1981 mark. With over 12,000 recorded bullet games, demonstrating endurance worthy of a chess marathon, Jorge’s favorite playground seems to be the lightning-fast world of blitz and bullet, where he mixes classical strategy with rapid-fire tactical punches.
Opening repertoire like the London System and Indian Game often get hit first, showing Jorge’s fondness for solid, flexible beginnings – but don’t be fooled, he can rattle out offbeat lines like the Englund Gambit or the Alapin Sicilian Defense when he’s feeling spicy.
His style? Oh, expect the unexpected! High tactical awareness, combined with an affection for the London System, and a comeback rate of over 83% make him a tricky opponent who rarely surrenders quietly — his endgames are fought with gusto (his moves-per-win average? A whopping 72!).
Jorge also embraces the psychological side of chess: a solid tilt factor of 11 means he keeps his cool better than most, and his best time to play is bright and early at 7 AM – perfect for saying “check” before breakfast.
Recent Memorable Game
Just on June 2, 2025, Jorge, playing as Black (GAusal), delivered a swift and elegant checkmate in a fierce battle with awarewire on Chess.com. The game opened with a London System and ended in 28 moves with a beautiful queen and rook coordination forcing mate. Watch the game here and witness the triumph!
But hey, even the strongest can stumble! Moments later, in a rapid situation, Jorge's own king found itself checkmated after a tough midgame fight. Chess is a game of ups and downs, and Jorge rides that wave with grin and grit.
Fun Facts
- Loves early resignations with a 50% resignation rate – why prolong the agony?
- Despite the quick games, Jorge enjoys marathon matches too, with an average loss extending nearly 80 moves!
- Suffers the occasional annoying losing streak (up to 11 games) but follows it up with impressive winning streaks (up to 13) – resilience level: grandmaster-in-the-making.
- Known among foes for the trusty London System, but don’t underestimate the sneaky Alapin Sicilian or Modern Defense options.
Whether blitzing through tactical puzzles or grinding deep endgames, Jorge Carlos Antonio is a truly dedicated chess warrior always ready to challenge the board and entertain the audience. Watch this space, because there's always a surprise awaiting when GAusal logs in!