Pablo viera

Pablo Viera: The Rapid Riddle

Pablo Viera, known in chess circles as PabloViera, is a rapid chess enthusiast whose rating journey reads like a blockbuster sequel—starting humbly at 942 in 2021 and surging to a commendable 1482 by 2025. This chess adventurer embraces the challenge of “Top Secret” openings, having played over 900 games with a solid 50.6% win rate. It’s almost as if his favorite move is “confound your opponent”!

With an impressive record of 460 wins, 420 losses, and 29 draws in rapid games, Pablo is not for the faint-hearted. His longest winning streak stands at 10 games, reminding us all that when he catches fire, the chessboard might as well be blazing. However, at the moment, the streak is on pause—maybe recharging his psychological batteries (Tilt Factor at a manageable 13%).

A master of comebacks, Pablo's Comeback Rate is a whopping 68.9%, and when he loses a piece, his opponents might as well pack up, as Pablo claims a 100% win rate afterward. Talk about turning lemons into a winning gambit!

Pablo's style is thoughtful and enduring, averaging about 61 moves per win and 64 moves per loss, reflecting a player who enjoys the full marathon, not just the sprint. His preference to play as White yields a robust 56.4% win rate, while his Black pieces still hold formidable respect at 44.8%.

Fun fact: he enjoys playing most on Saturdays, claiming a 63% win rate on the weekend’s busiest battle day. And if you catch him online around 3 PM, watch out—his win rate spikes to a dazzling 78%. That’s right, while others nap, Pablo’s plotting your demise.

In the ever-evolving chess wars, Pablo Viera remains a steadfast warrior, a tactician who laughs in the face of early resignation (just 2.1% of his games) and prefers to dance deep into the endgame (60.5% frequency). His opponents across the globe might never guess what he'll do next, but one thing’s certain: PabloViera plays to win, recover, and always surprise.