juanlinoso

Profile Summary: juanlinoso

Meet juanlinoso, a fierce rapid player who doesn't just play chess – they wage war on 64 squares with a blend of calculated finesse and occasional cheeky flair. With a peak rapid rating soaring up to 472 as of March 2025, juanlinoso has shown the kind of grit and determination that would make a chessboard quiver under their tactical onslaught.

From the opening move to the final checkmate, juanlinoso’s style is a delightful dance of strategic endurance and bold sacrifices. Known for a 74.26% comeback rate, this player refuses to wave the white flag until the king is cornered, often turning losing positions into victorious tales. Be warned: giving up a piece might just encourage juanlinoso to ramp up the pressure with a sneakier trap or two.

When it comes to openings, they have a sweet spot for the Alekhine’s Defense and the Bishop’s Opening, boasting win rates hovering around the 45-47% mark in rapid games, much to the despair of their opponents. Defensive styles like the Nimzowitsch Defense are tackled head-on, with a respectable resilience and counterattack-minded technique.

Their rapid games aren’t just about grinding out wins; juanlinoso keeps things spicy with thrilling checkmate finishes — around 751 wins by checkmate — proving they can deliver theatrical closures when the moment calls for it. Most recently, they pulled off a stunning checkmate against manuelitoooooooooooooo, cementing their love for dramatic finishes.

juanlinoso has battled over 4,700 rapid games at a competitive level, maintaining a balanced edge with over 2,100 wins against a similar number of losses and nearly 460 draws. Their average winning game lasts roughly 58 moves — definitely not the quick and dirty type — and their losses tend to drag on a few moves longer (averaging 66 moves), showing a persistent fight even in defeat.

Time-wise, juanlinoso is a night owl’s nightmare and an early riser’s dream, with a tilt factor of 10 and a best time to play around 4:00 AM. Whether it’s the wee hours or prime afternoon, expect intensity and strategic depth — occasional early resignations are minimal at just under 3%, so these games are not for the faint-hearted.

Off the chessboard, juanlinoso is known to face some tough battles against certain foes – the rivals yitae0802 and pugcosmico have managed to best them a couple of times. However, juanlinoso holds a perfect record against the likes of manuelitoooooooooooooo and sammy5037, never letting them catch a break.

Curious about their recent masterpiece? Here's a snapshot of juanlinoso sealing a classic checkmate in a rapid game:

1. e4 e5 2. Bc4 Qe7 3. Qf3 a6 4. b3 b5 5. Bd5 c6 6. Bxf7+ Qxf7 7. Qxf7+ Kxf7 
8. Nc3 d6 9. Nf3 Nh6 10. Ng5+ Kg6 11. d3 Be7 12. h4 Ng4 13. O-O Rf8 14. a4 Nxf2 
15. Rxf2 Rxf2 16. Kxf2 Bg4 17. axb5 cxb5 18. Nxb5 Nc6 19. Nc7 Rf8+ 20. Ke3 Nd4 
21. Nce6 Nxc2+ 22. Kd2 Rf2+ 23. Kc3 Nxa1 24. b4 Rc2# 0-1
  

In summary, juanlinoso is not just a rapid chess player; they are a resilient tactician, a strategic fighter, and a night-time nemesis on the chessboard. Approach with respect – and maybe a good opening repertoire.