Reese Sarmiento, known in the chess realms by the enigmatic handle MauriceSarmiento, is a force to be reckoned with in the rapid chess arena. With a career marked by perseverance and spirited play, Reese has navigated through the ups and downs of chess ratings, peaking at around 1406 in rapid chess during 2023. Despite the rollercoaster ride of wins and losses (hey, who isn't a little dramatic when the clock ticks down?), Reese’s tenacity shines brightest.
Known for an extraordinary comeback rate of over 86%, Reese doesn't just play the game; Reese fights for every point like a knight defending its queen. Losing a piece? No problem—Reese boasts a 100% win rate after such setbacks, a stat that would make any opponent break a sweat.
When it comes to the battle of minds, Reese’s style is a captivating blend:
A patient endgame strategist, with endgames appearing in over 76% of Reese's games.
An average of roughly 87 moves to victory, showing that Reese enjoys the marathon more than the sprint.
A relatively low 2.3% early resignation rate, proving that Reese seldom waves the white flag prematurely—unless the queen is begging for mercy.
Reese's performance on the chess clock varies with the hour, hitting a fantastic 52.9% win rate at 5pm—that’s when the magic apparently happens. Mondays, with a near 48% win rate, are another personal favorite, perhaps indicating a strong start to the week.
With a longest winning streak of 12 games and a persistent love-hate relationship with the rapid rating highs and lows, Reese has amassed over 2468 rapid wins in their career so far. Opponents beware: Reese’s play might look like an unassuming pawn, but don’t underestimate the hidden queens lurking in the shadows!
Whether it’s bravely facing the most frequent opponents or taking on new challengers, Reese’s love for the game and resilience keep the chessboard fires burning bright. If you ever meet Reese online or across a real chessboard, be prepared for a battle of wits peppered with tenacity and a fair share of good-natured tactical trickery.
