Jesus Cuenca Gomez - International Master Extraordinaire
Jesus Cuenca Gomez, often known online as jesuscg, is a formidable International Master recognized by FIDE. With a tactical mind sharp enough to slice through the toughest defenses, Jesus has made a name in the online chess world for his impressive speed and strategic depth.
Born to confuse opponents (and probably his own opponents’ clocks), Jesus has demonstrated a remarkable affinity for bullet chess, where his peak rating soared above 2100. If you think handling pizza while doing calculus is hard, try beating Jesus in a blitz or bullet game – a true test of mental agility executed at lightning speeds! His longest winning streak stands an epic 30 games – basically a chess marathon for the eyes and brain.
While he’s got a knack for rapid victories, boasting an unblemished perfect 100% win rate in rapid games played, his blitz and bullet stats reveal a master at work: a win rate hovering around 56-61% in highly tactical and fast-paced scenarios. And just how tough is it to beat him? His win rate after losing a piece is an astounding 87%. That’s right, if Jesus blows a piece, better check your own pieces before celebrating.
Jesus is both a psychological warrior and a strategic beast – with a tilt factor of only 13, it means he rarely lets a bad game spoil his knight’s parade. Notorious for a penchant to resign early in tough situations (probably to save battery life or sanity), he more than makes up with a deep love for endgames, frequently weaving complex finales with precision.
When is Jesus at his sharpest? Probably at 11 PM, where his win rate peaks at an impressive 75%, or during weekday afternoons when his brain is fully warmed up. Whether it’s Monday morning or Saturday night, opponents never quite know what hit them.
Defenders beware! From top-secret openings to relentless endgames, jesuscg is a player who combines youthful energy with the wisdom of countless battles fought on chessboards worldwide. Rematch or resign? The choice, dear opponent, is yours—but word on the internet is, most choose the latter.