Carlos A. Juarez Flores IM

Carlos Juarez Flores (MIJUAREZ)

International Master of the Chessboard

Carlos Juarez Flores, known in online arenas as MIJUAREZ, is an International Master who dances gracefully between flickering clocks and shifting chessboards. With a flair for blitz and bullet games that can only be described as “lightning with a side of thunder,” Carlos’s chess journey is nothing short of legendary.

Born to baffle opponents and charm spectators, Carlos has consistently crushed his foes with an impressive 79.4% win rate in blitz and a staggering 86.5% in bullet chess under his secretive opening repertoire — so secret, it might as well be classified. Opponents beware: his comeback rate is an astonishing 82.9%, and losing a piece to him is often the last thing you’ll regret, as his win rate after losing material is a perfect 100%. That's right, you might think you have the upper hand, but Carlos has other plans (and probably a few surprises up his sleeve).

Carlos’s playing style combines patience and endurance, with an average winning game stretching over 64 moves, but be prepared—the losses tend to drag on even longer (averaging nearly 80 moves), probably because Carlos hates to give up without a dramatic finale. His endgame skills shine bright with a high frequency of endgame scenarios, so even if you slip past the opening traps, be ready to battle till the last rook falls.

Outside the board, Carlos’s psychological game is just as sharp. His “tilt factor” is remarkably low at just 3%, meaning few manage to ruffle his nerves despite the pressure — although his 46% higher win rate in rated games shows he’s got a competitive fire that truly ignites when the stakes are high.

When does Carlos shine the most? On Mondays and Thursdays, his winning percentages hit a peak (over 88%), though late nights and early mornings are not his playground by accident—with 90% win rate at 1 AM, clearly sleep is optional when you’re planning your next mating net.

With a longest winning streak of 43 games, Carlos has proven that sometimes chess isn’t just a game — it’s a lifestyle, a test of wit, and occasionally, a sprint through a thicket of top-secret openings that leave challengers wondering what just happened. Ready to test your skills against MIJUAREZ? Just remember: when you play Carlos, you're not just facing an International Master—you’re facing a chess enigma with a killer endgame and a smile ready for victory.