Sergio German NM

Sergio German (Jbd735) - National Master Extraordinaire

Meet Sergio German, a National Master whose chessboard wizardry is as consistent as his taste for complex openings! Sergio, known in the realm of 64 squares as Jbd735, holds the prestigious title of National Master—no small feat for a player whose tactical awareness is sharper than the pointy end of a bishop.

Since 2017, Sergio has blasted through blitz, bullet, rapid, and daily games with a style that blends fierce aggression and cunning strategy. His Bullet peak rating soared to a staggering 2547 in early 2024, while his Blitz escapades reached a career-best 2588 just last year. Whether it’s the frantic pace of Bullet or the thoughtful marches of Daily chess, Sergio’s win rates proudly hover around the 65–75% mark — enough to keep any opponent sweating!

Strategically, Sergio has a penchant for classical defenses peppered with a modern twist: the Scandinavian Defense Closed and Caro-Kann Exchange Variation lead his opening repertoire with a sublime win rate north of 75%. He’s a fan of endgames too, with nearly 80% endgame frequency, indicating his love for grinding victories in the late phases—no quick resignations here, thanks!

His psychological resilience is legendary. With a comeback rate over 78%, Sergio doesn’t just bounce back—he bounces forward, turning losing scraps into shiny wins more often than not. Also, his tilt factor is impressively low at 9, proving that even when the clock ticks down, his cool remains unshaken.

If you’re wondering about his peak performances, he often shines brightest during the morning hours, especially around 09:00 AM, and enjoys a notable advantage playing with White (nearly 67% win rate) and Black (63%). When it comes to winning streaks, Sergio once held a jaw-dropping 47 games in a row—talk about unstoppable momentum!

In his recent matches, Sergio recently secured a triumphant checkmate victory employing the Queens Gambit Declined Semi-Slav Defense (ECO D31). True to form, his tactical sharpness and endgame prowess dictated the tempo of the battle until victory was sealed.

Chess may be a game of kings, but Sergio German is the king of grind and finesse—sometimes fierce, often brilliant, and always entertaining. Opponents beware: Jbd735’s knight is coming for you!