Pedro Alfonso Fernandez de Córdoba Alonso

Pedro Alfonso Fernandez de Córdoba Alonso (aka "pafdca")

Nestled somewhere between passionate chess enthusiast and persistent puzzle solver, Pedro Alfonso Fernandez de Córdoba Alonso — or simply "pafdca" for those who prefer brevity — has carved a unique path on the chessboard. With a Rapid rating that has danced from a humble 405 all the way up past 1000, Pedro embodies the spirit of perseverance (and occasional flair).

Since 2021, Pedro has battled through nearly 4,000 Rapid games, winning a respectable 1,340, losing 1,308, and bravely drawing 113. Not bad for someone whose longest winning streak is a nifty nine and who currently rides a hot streak of four victories. Pedro’s unwavering dedication is a tribute to the age-old chess virtue: resilience.

Playing Style & Personality

Known for often waving the white pieces with just over 52% win rate and holding steady with black around 44%, Pedro’s average wins stretch across 64 moves, suggesting a strategic preference for the long game. And when the pressure's on? Pedro’s come-from-behind magic shows in a stellar 73% comeback rate—clearly not one to surrender without a fight.

Pedro is also an open book when it comes to the psychological side of the game. With an 'Early Resignation Rate' of just over 6%, and a tilt factor of 10 (which in non-chess lingo means he sometimes lets the frustration sneak in), he proves even the best can have their off days. But hey, who hasn’t thrown the occasional pawn at the screen?

Tactical Tidbits

• 100% win rate after losing a piece – talk about turning lemons into lemonade!
• Prefers his endgames (54% frequency), making marathon matches a common spectacle in his games.
• Average moves per loss is 51 — he’s not one to fall quickly.

Famous Rivalries

Pedro’s scoreboard tells tales of triumphs against opponents like thomashabary, zoso1243, and xxirish, boasting a flawless 100% win rate against these chess comrades. On the flip side, tgmaster1512 remains a tiny thorn in his side, with Pedro yet to notch a win there — but it’s only a matter of moves!

Fun Fact

Despite engaging in games across all hours, dutiful Pedro’s “luckiest” hour is 9 AM, with a dazzling 77.78% win rate. Maybe it’s the coffee. Maybe it’s the brain neurons finally firing. Either way, mornings are his secret weapon.

To sum it up, Pedro Alfonso Fernandez de Córdoba Alonso is a tenacious Rapid chess player, embracing every loss as a lesson, every win as sweet victory, and every game as an adventure. Onwards and upwards... or perhaps sideways across the checkered battlefield!