Weslley Oliveira

Profile Summary: Weslley Oliveira

Meet Weslley Oliveira, a chess enthusiast whose rating rollercoaster would put even the most daring thrill rides to shame! Since entering the chess scene in late 2022 with a modest Blitz rating around 1000, Weslley has steadily climbed the ranks, charming opponents and baffling computers along the way.

By 2025, Weslley shattered the 2000 rating barrier in both Blitz and Rapid formats, peaking at an impressive 2019 in Blitz and a razor-sharp 2021 in Rapid. His Bullet rating peaked at 1716, proving he's just as quick on his feet—or rather, his fingers—as he is strategic on the board.

Known for his love of the Sicilian Defense Four Knights Variation, Weslley has played this opening nearly 500 times in Blitz, boasting a respectable win rate of about 55%. A true Sicilian aficionado, he has also experimented with various nuanced lines of the Sicilian Defense, mixing aggression with deep tactical awareness.

With an average of nearly 67 moves per game, he’s a strategic marathoner, carefully plotting his path to victory or digressing into complex endgames - which he encounters more than 70% of the time. Despite the long battles, Weslley’s psychological game is strong, boasting a remarkable 81% comeback rate after setbacks. So don’t count him out just because he loses a piece early... he might just turn the tide yet!

When it comes to daily routine, Weslley's sweet spot is around 8:00 AM — so if you want to catch him at his best, set an early alarm! His tilt factor is relatively low at 12%, meaning he keeps a cool head even when the heat is on. However, he does have a mischievous habit: an early resignation rate of 1.57%, which proves that even maestros can be impatient sometimes.

Away from statistics, Weslley’s recent games capture the drama and flair of an exciting chess artist. His latest victories showcase clever positional play and timely resignations from his opponents — a testament to his relentless pressure. And when the clock is ticking, his bullet games remind us that speed and logic can gracefully dance side by side.

Whether you meet him online as "IF_Weslley" or face his Sicilian drills in Blitz, remember: this player’s journey is one of patience, resilience, and a dash of cheeky brilliance. Keep an eye out – the chess world is watching!