Sebastian Hernández

Sebastian Hernández - The Relentless Gambit Guy

Meet Sebastian Hernández, known in the digital chess battlegrounds as karelma10. A player whose rating history reads like a rollercoaster through the chess cosmos: soaring to a rapid peak of 771 in April 2025 (nope, that’s not his height in centimeters), then tactically recalibrating to a steady 294 by the end of May. In blitz and bullet, Sebastian’s dance with the clock has been wild and whimsical, reaching highs of 305 and 369 respectively—barely breaking a sweat before losing to time or a sneaky pawn fork.

When Sebastian takes the board, he’s a bishop aficionado. The Bishop’s Opening is his trusted steed with a staggering 76% win rate in rapid games—almost like a secret sauce only he’s mastered. But don’t be fooled; his King’s Pawn Opening games offer the classic tale of a valiant fight with mixed results (win rate just shy of 43%), and Alekhine’s Defense has been a nemesis that keeps him humble with victory in less than 30% of encounters.

Sebastian plays like your unpredictable chess buddy who bluffs, laughs, and occasionally resigns early—with an early resignation rate of about 7%. But when the endgame rolls around, he’s there, grinding in about 37.5% of his matches. Moves per win average around 42.5, which means if you’re watching one of his games, expect a solid length battle without it turning into an instant checkmate party.

Speaking of epic moments, his longest winning streak is a cool 7 games in a row (like a hot knife slicing through pawns), but beware: Sebastian has also faced a brutal rough patch with a 10-game losing streak that would test the stoic spirit of any chess warrior. Current streak? A modest setback with 4 losses, proving even the best have off days.

His psychological chess horoscope hints at a tilt factor of 10—meaning he tries not to throw the board but sometimes might mutter a “Really?!” when things go sideways. His best hours to play? Around 14:00, backed by a 100% win rate at that hour (his superstition or just coincidence? We'll never know).

This tactician thrives when facing lower-rated foes, boasting a whopping 90% win rate versus them, but struggles mightily against players rated above him. Still, his comeback rate of 57% is nothing short of heroic, rallying from behind more than half the time.

Sebastian’s recent games show he’s unafraid of the Scandinavian Defense—one of his signature moves in blitz and rapid—as he recently dismantled sum_wonn with finesse. His style is daring, sometimes risky, and sprinkled with unexpected queen sacrifices and cheeky bishop maneuvers.

Outside the 64 squares, Sebastian is likely the friend who claims they're “just warming up” after every loss and uses more coffee than a grandmaster at a world championship.

In summary, Sebastian Hernández is the kind of chess player who keeps the game fun, challenging, and never boring—because at the end of the day, win or lose, it’s all about the love of that delicious checkmate taste.