Hernan Ramon Filgueira IM

Hernan Ramon Filgueira - International Master

Hernan Ramon Filgueira, also known by the enigmatic username ninguno46, is an International Master recognized by FIDE, proving that not all heroes wear capes—some just conquer chess boards silently but surely.

Known for a dazzling mix of strategic depth and combative tactics, Hernan has maintained an impressive blitz rating peaking at an electrifying 2690 in May 2025. His bullet peak isn't far behind, boasting a fiery 2705 rating, easily striking fear into opponents who dare to challenge him at lightning speed. When it comes to rapid, he hit a peak rating of 2653, showing versatility across multiple time controls.

Hernan's playing style embraces long, complex battles with an average of over 70 moves per win, showing patience worthy of a chess grandmaster and a mind not easily rattled—a tilt factor of just 12 supports this calm demeanor. When behind, his comeback rate stands at a jaw-dropping 83.37%, confirming he's the kind of player who turns near-defeat into glorious victory.

Notable Opening Mastery

Our maestro has a few opening weapons in his arsenal that bring opponents to their knees. The notorious Top Secret opening reigns supreme with over 9,900 blitz games played, boasting a ~52.21% win rate. He's also a fan of the Pirc Defense Czech Defense, wreaking havoc with a solid 75% blitz win rate and an impressive 62.5% in bullet. Traditional Italian and Sicilian tactics shimmer as well, showing his love for both classic and sharp lines alike.

On the Clock and Under Pressure

Hernan's most recent blitz victory was against "idiot-in-disguise" on May 14, 2025 — a strategic masterpiece sealed by time pressure, reminding everyone that sometimes the clock is the deadliest weapon. His losses are rare but serve as valuable lessons in his journey towards chess immortality.

Fun Facts and Trivia

• Longest winning streak: 35 games—that's a marathon of board domination!
• Average wins per day hover proudly above 50%, with Monday being his luckiest day.
• Best time to catch Hernan online for epic chess battles? Late night around 2 AM.
• Known to rarely resign early (only 0.58%), because giving up is not in his dictionary.

Whether wielding his knights for a swift bullet attack or maneuvering pawns with patience in blitz, Hernan Ramon Filgueira proves himself a force to be reckoned with. His journey is a perfect blend of artistry, tenacity, and the occasional witty pawn sacrifice—reminding us all that chess isn't just a game, it's an endless adventure.

Watch out world, "ninguno46" is in the zone!