Pepe

Who Is Pepe?

Pepe, known online as Locoteee, is a ferocious blitz specialist whose online chess career spans more than a decade and tens of thousands of games. Although he maintains a perfect 2-0 record in rapid chess, his true home is the blitz arena, where he has piled up nearly 9,000 wins. His peak blitz rating of 2486 (2026-10-03) shows a player who keeps improving, while his bullet peak of 2407 (2026-10-05) proves he can handle even the wildest time scrambles.

A Grinder With Grit

Pepe's style is about fighting to the last pawn. He almost never resigns early, and his staggering 88.34% comeback rate means no lead is safe against him. Even after losing a piece, he still wins about half of his games, a number that should terrify opponents. His 12-game winning streak shows his ceiling, while his 14-game losing streak shows he is human. The

graph tells the real story: a player who always climbs back.

Pepe plays his best chess in the early morning. His win rate peaks at 08:00, so if you face him at breakfast time, bring your best game.

Opening Repertoire: The Sicilian Love Affair

With the white pieces, Pepe offers few surprises. He plays 1.e4 in nearly every game, and his favorite guest is the Sicilian Defense. Inside that jungle, the Najdorf Variation is his most visited destination, appearing more than 800 times with a healthy win rate. He also shines in the Sicilian Kan, where he wins over 60% of his battles.

The Najdorf setup that Pepe reaches again and again.

As Black, Pepe favors classical lines. He regularly handles the Ruy Lopez, the French Defense, and the English Opening's Agincourt Defense. His black repertoire rests on solid foundations, which explains why his results with black nearly match his white play.

Rivalries

Every warrior needs worthy opponents. Pepe's most frequent rival is miso2211, against whom he has battled 91 times and actually leads the series. chocolate dark has gotten the better of him in 81 meetings, while Henrik Dalsgaard rounds out the top three with 73 clashes. These rivalries fuel his blitz journey and give his marathon sessions a personal edge.

Life in Numbers

• More than 17,500 blitz games with a positive record
• Longest winning streak of 12 games and a comeback rate of 88.34%
• Average first capture around move 7, marking him as a patient predator
• A perfect rapid record of 2 wins and 0 losses, even if he rarely touches the format

His opening performance

reveals a player who knows his repertoire cold. With his 2026 return to peak form, the best chapters of Pepe's chess story may still be ahead.