Marc-André Jutras

Marc-André Jutras (aka OncleBoum)

Marc-André Jutras, charmingly known in the chess universe as OncleBoum, is a speed chess enthusiast whose games blend a dash of strategy with a sprinkle of unpredictability. Starting out in 2013 with a blitz rating of 1813 and a bullet 1538, Marc-André quickly evolved, proving that consistency and perseverance pay off in the adrenaline-filled world of fast-paced chess.

With an impressive peak bullet rating soaring to 2187 and a blitz peak just over 2100, OncleBoum has clocked thousands of games across bullet, blitz, and rapid formats, boasting over 7300 bullet wins and nearly 3600 blitz victories. This volume alone suggests that this player’s fingers are faster than their thoughts... or maybe it’s the other way around.

Known for a comeback rate of 91.86%, Marc-André has the knack for turning the tides after a setback. In fact, when losing a piece, they win the game 99.91% of the time — practically making every blunder a hidden trap for the opponent. Opponents beware: if you snatch a piece from OncleBoum, prepare for a swift and cunning retaliation!

His games tend to unfold with patience, averaging about 78 moves per win, suggesting that OncleBoum doesn’t just want the quick knockout — he enjoys dragging opponents through the trenches of a drawn-out battle. Endgames are a favorite, featuring in over 70% of the games, where his tactical prowess shines brightest.

Not afraid to admit it, Marc-André has a tilt factor of 14, which might explain the occasional fiery flare-ups — but hey, even the best of us need some emotional spice. And whether it’s Saturday night blitz or a 3 AM bullet frenzy, his highest win rate hour is surprisingly between 7 AM and 8 AM, when most people are still hitting snooze.

Whether facing unknown openings or his "Top Secret" favorite moves, OncleBoum has a winning touch, consistently maintaining over 50% win rates. And if you ever get the chance to play him, expect a battle filled with resilience, rapid tactics, and maybe even a chuckle or two.

In summary: Marc-André Jutras is a relentless chess warrior, master of comebacks, and a true speed demon on the 64 squares. Challenge him if you dare — but watch your pieces!