Lucas López

Lucas López - The Enigmatic Luckiblock152

Meet Lucas López, better known by his mysterious online alias luckiblock152. A chess player who dances on the thin line between brilliance and bewilderment, Lucas’s journey on the 64 squares is nothing short of a rollercoaster ride. With a nickname that almost sounds like a block of luck, he’s proven he’s got flashes of genius – and plenty of human moments too.

Rating Chronicles & Style

Over the years 2024 and 2025, Lucas has battled valiantly across all time controls: Bullet, Blitz, Rapid, and Daily chess. His bullet rating peaked around 203 and blitz at 469 in early 2024, before settling into steadier, more modest ranges. He's no stranger to quick games, but with an early resignation rate nearing 38%, he might occasionally throw in the towel faster than his opponents expect — probably maintaining some energy for his next clash.

Lucas's playing style is equally fascinating. Despite a tilt factor of 8—which hints he occasionally lets frustration get the better of him—he boasts an impressive 100% win rate after losing a piece. Opponents beware: giving him a gift might be the last thing you want to do! His average games typically wrap up around 30+ moves, proving he likes to mix fighting spirit with patient strategy.

Battlefield Records

Across nearly 150+ battles in bullet and blitz formats, Lucas has faced over 240 opponents. Some have been quite challenging—the mark9 and prattyaksh-m have proven tough nuts, but others like sumeet_1509 and legendarypro767 met a perfect 100% win rate platoon from him. Clearly, he's capable of finding weaknesses in even the most tricky adversaries.

His favourite opening? Classified as "Top Secret", but with a consistent win rate hovering around 35% despite countless games fought—it’s his signature: unpredictable and hard to decipher.

When Does He Shine?

Timing is everything for Lucas. He thrives most on Mondays and Saturdays with win rates around 44% and 43%, respectively. Evenings between 7-8 PM seem to be his prime hours, boasting a solid 40–50% success rate. Early morning and late night battles, however, are less his cup of tea—8 AM and 11 PM are virtual minefields of lost chances.

Funny Facts & Final Moves

With streaks that have soared up to six consecutive wins, Lucas has shown that every so often, everything just clicks. And yet, when things go south, his one-sided loss rate at 42% and a tendency to resign early remind us all that even maestros have their off days. Perhaps he’s just saving energy for the next grand adventure on the board—or maybe he just knows when to call it a day with style.

Whether you call him Lucas or luckiblock152, one thing is for sure: this player’s unpredictable charm keeps the chess world guessing. Watch out for his next move—it’s bound to be interesting!