Mauricio

Mauricio - The Ambitious Bullet Warrior

Known online as mta_mauricio, Mauricio is a chess enthusiast whose journey is anything but ordinary. Starting around 2014 with a bullet rating hovering around 918, he has scraped and battled his way to a peak bullet rating of 1313 by 2021. Sure, his rating might not break grandmaster records, but his persistence is truly admirable—and sometimes unintentionally hilarious.

Over the years, Mauricio has been a true bullet chess warrior, playing over 60,000 bullet games with a staunchly honest win rate of about 45.3%. His rapid and blitz play, though less frequent, shows moments of brilliance, with rapid maxing out at 1316 and some solid blitz peaks. If you ever questioned his commitment, here’s proof: his longest winning streak is an eye-popping 101 games—yes, you read that right—and he currently rides an ongoing streak of 7 wins.

Mauricio is famed for his psychological resilience. With a Comeback Rate hitting 85.24% and an incredible 100% Win Rate After Losing a Piece, this guy doesn’t give up easily. It’s as if throwing in the towel isn’t in his vocabulary—emphasized by a meager 1.56% early resignation rate. Even when the odds stack against him, Mauricio is like a chess superhero, turning around the game just when you expect him to fall!

True to his style, Mauricio has a penchant for long, grueling endgames, with over 70% of his games involving this rigorous phase. He averages about 60 moves per win, proving that he likes to drag battles out until one side tips over. White pieces bring him the most luck with a nearly 50% win rate, while black pieces are a bit tougher sledding at just over 40%.

Off the board, he’s probably the type to analyze his wins and losses with a laugh—even if sometimes a grimacing one—because his Tilt Factor is a modest 32. But if you challenge him, be warned! His Rated Vs Casual Win Difference is a notable 44.87%, meaning he brings his A-game when the real points are on the line.

Mauricio’s opponents are a mixed bag, but some suffer particularly bad fates. He maintains a perfect winning record over several recent foes – maybe a hint to them to switch usernames or learn a new move or two! And of course, being a mystery master himself, he keeps his openings close to the vest, calling his style "Top Secret."

Whether it’s playing in the wee hours, where his win rate peaks slightly, or striking during prime afternoon hours with nearly 49% success, Mauricio remains a labyrinth of chess secrets, grit, and unexpected comebacks. A stalwart player who keeps the game exciting for all, Mauricio demonstrates that in chess—as in life—the fight is half the fun.

Fun fact: Despite his steady progress and dogged resolve, Mauricio probably holds the world record for the most nail-biting, move-counting bullet games ever played without breaking an interface!