Máximo Iack Miranda de Macedo (MIackM) - International Master
Máximo Iack Miranda de Macedo, proudly bearing the title of International Master from FIDE, is a chess force to be reckoned with in the blitz and bullet arenas. With lightning-fast reflexes and a keen tactical eye, MIackM has carved a niche as a player who never submits early – in fact, their early resignation rate is a perfect zero, proving they’re in fights until the very last move.
Since bursting onto the scene in 2021 with a blitz rating hovering around 2200, MIackM has steadily climbed the ranks to reach almost 2400 in blitz and an impressive 2403 peak in bullet by 2025. If there were a Guinness record for "most comebacks after losing a piece," they'd be a top contender — boasting a staggering 100% win rate after losing material, and an overall 85% comeback rate that would give any supercomputer pause.
Their playing style favors long, grueling battles with an average of over 62 moves per win, showing endurance and strategic depth, particularly in the endgame which they encounter more than 70% of the time. As White, MIackM rides a solid >57% win rate, and as Black even better at over 58%. Opponents beware: whether it’s Friday evening or Sunday afternoon, MIackM adjusts well, with an especially lethal touch at 18:00 hours where the win rate hits a perfect 100%.
Known for their "Top Secret" opening repertoire, MIackM stakes a claim with a respectable 54% win rate in blitz and an even sharper 65% in bullet games, demonstrating a penchant for surprises and strong early-game strategy. Despite occasional losses that keep them humble, their longest winning streak reached 6 games in a row, proving they can channel both patience and aggression when the moment calls for it.
Friendly yet fierce, MIackM’s matchups read like a chess soap opera – with 100% victories against some foes and 0% against others, igniting rivalries as spicy as a Sicilian Defense. They’ve battled stalwarts like “unstoppable1985” six times, winning five, and have never backed down from a challenge.
Off the board, MIackM is the kind of player who knows that chess is a mental sport — their tilt factor is low, at just 4, meaning their gameplay remains composed and deadly calm despite setbacks. Whether blitzing through midnight battles or bullet duels in the twilight hours, Máximo Iack Miranda de Macedo continues to sharpen their skills, one move at a time, always a move ahead in the grand game.