Jessica Andino

Jessica Andino - Chess Player Profile

Meet Jessica Andino, or as the chessboard likes to call her, jessienicole. A tactical tactician with a love for rapid fire moves and deep endgame dives, Jessica’s chess career is nothing short of a biological marvel — evolved through countless battles on 64 squares!

Rating & Progress

Jessica's rapid rating journey has been an evolutionary rollercoaster, fluctuating from a modest 265 up to an impressive peak of 929 in 2021. As of 2025, she maintains a strong rapid rating around 653, showing a steady adaptation to her opponents’ strategies.

Her daily blitz game remains a mysterious chromosome all its own — consistently rated at 1200, though with a few losses keeping her humble.

Playing Style & Strategy

With an endgame frequency of over 70%, Jessica clearly isn’t afraid to take her time in the lab of tactics. She averages around 67 moves for a win, proving she’s in it for the long cellular combat rather than quick knockouts.

Early resignation? Barely in her DNA, clocking a low 3.14% rate. She's more like a mitochondrion powering through until the last move.

Her comeback rate is a staggering 76.24% and she impressively never loses after losing a piece—looks like she’s got the resilience gene!

Performance Highlights

• Over 1,246 rapid wins against 1,238 losses and 220 draws — her record is practically an organism balanced on the finest tactical edge.
• Longest winning streak: 9 games — a real predator on the chessboard jungle.
• Favorite opponents include a few she dominates with a 100% win rate, showcasing her ability to turn the tables and adapt like a master strategist.

Psychological Traits & Timing

Jessica’s tilt factor is a modest 10, meaning her mental cells mostly keep calm even under pressure. She plays her most potent games on Saturday afternoons and early morning hours (5 AM and 16 PM hours), proving her bio-rhythm is finely tuned for peak performance.

With a 48.86% win rate playing White and 43.15% with Black, she’s an equal-opportunity checker of kings — fluidly shifting her style like a chameleon across the board.

Fun Fact

If chess were a biology lab, Jessica would be the DNA helix twisting and coiling around opponents’ strategies, ensuring every move is part of her grand design. Opponents beware, her tactics are anything but dormant!