Marco Antonio Delgado Blanco

Marco Antonio Delgado Blanco (Username: lenadortri)

Meet Marco Antonio Delgado Blanco, also known in the chess circles as lenadortri – a blitz and bullet maestro with a rating rollercoaster that's as thrilling as his gameplay! Though Marco hasn't quite cracked the 900+ rating fortress in bullet chess (yet!), he has hit some pretty impressive highs: a blitz peak rating of 864 in December 2022 and a bullet peak of 906 in January 2023.

A connoisseur of the Pirc Defense and the Kings Indian Attack, Marco's opening repertoire could intimidate even seasoned grandmasters or at least confuse them enough to give him the upper hand – or at least force them to scramble! With nearly 4,300 blitz games and a whopping over 11,000 bullet games under his belt, Marco doesn’t shy away from throwing himself into the heat of fast and furious chess battles.

His favorite battlefield? Time controls where blinks are more lethal than checks! Marco's average winning games tend to be around 54 moves, showing he’s not just about quick tricks – he likes itching out the win with some strategic patience and tactical prowess. Did we mention his comeback rate? Marco bounces back from losing pieces nearly 66% of the time, proving he's no stranger to turning tables when the going gets tough.

Off the battlefield, Marco’s psychological resilience is admirable, sporting a modest tilt factor of 13 (basically, he keeps his cool) and a preference for morning battles around 8 AM, when his tactical awareness is at peak performance. He’s got a winning streak record of 11 games and is currently riding a winning streak of 3, showing his hunger for chess domination remains alive and well!

Fun fact: Marco tends to resign early less than 1% of the time, so you can trust he fights to the last pawn – except when he spots a losing line faster than a rook crosses the board!

Recent Adventures on the Board

One of Marco's latest wins features a classic Pirc Defense Main Line where he outmaneuvered his opponent into resignation after a tense 40-move dance of knights, bishops and rooks. You can dive into the full thrilling game here .

But even warriors face setbacks. Marco’s recent losses often come down to the clock rather than the board – proving he might need to work on that time management or maybe invent a time-turner like Hermione's. Still, no shame in that for a bullet and blitz specialist!

In sum, Marco Antonio Delgado Blanco is a tenacious and passionate competitor blending fast-paced chess thrill with strategic depth, making waves and maybe a few blunders – but always entertaining and improving. Keep your eyes on lenadortri, the player who shows that chess isn’t just about the king, but the story behind every move and every clock tick!