Aco Alvir IM

Aco Alvir - International Master

Meet Aco Alvir, better known in the virtual chess arenas as Petztante, a cunning International Master whose blitz battles are as thrilling as they are unpredictable. With a peak blitz rating soaring to an impressive 2572 in 2025, Aco’s rapid-fire maneuvers and tactical wizardry keep opponents on their toes—though sometimes left wondering if they've just been outsmarted by a grandmaster or a chess-playing magician.

True to their energetic style, Aco’s average blitz rating clocks in at a solid 2472, battling through 58 intense games with 22 wins, 35 losses, and a single elusive draw. Aco’s comeback skills are legendary, boasting a 90.91% turnaround rate after slipping behind and a perfect 100% win rate after losing a piece—proof that underestimating Peztante is a grave mistake. Opponents might catch a glimpse of Aco’s winning streaks peaking at three games, but even after a loss or two, Aco keeps blazing forward with a current winning streak of one.

Aco is not just a blitz specialist; it’s a battle of endurance and strategy, with an average winning game stretching out to nearly 74 moves and losses averaging close to 82 moves—long fights to the endgame, which they reach nearly 80% of the time. Their playing style shows a slight bias toward White, with a 44.83% win rate, while Black games come with a respectable 31.03% success rate.

The intellect behind “Petztante” has a particular knack for time and day optimization—winning 75% of games played on Wednesdays and maintaining a solid 60% on Mondays. Evening players beware: between 4 AM and 7 PM, Aco fluctuates from deadly focused (66.67% wins at 4 AM) to occasionally “sleepy” at 18:00, where the win rate drops to zero, reminding us that even chess titans need their beauty sleep.

When it comes to facing foes, Aco’s record reads like a quirky chess playlist: perfect scores against “randomo,” “sleepycat059,” and “ayushblundersagain,” but some stubborn rivals like “mdrs” and “edvyon” seem to have cracked the code, denying Aco victories every time. Nevertheless, adaptability is Peztante’s middle name, juggling results against multiple opponents with varied win rates that reveal a thrilling chess rollercoaster.

In the world of tactical awareness and mental fortitude, Aco sports an impressively low tilt factor of 9—impressive for a player whose rated and casual wins differ by almost 38%. Peztante’s psychological armor ensures frustration never spirals into defeat but rather fuels the next tactical burst.

In summary, Aco Alvir isn’t just a player—it's a puzzle wrapped in a riddle, wrapped in a chessboard. Whether you catch them at dawn or dusk, one thing's for sure: playing “Petztante” is guaranteed to be an entertaining, nerve-testing, and sometimes humbling experience. Sharpen your pieces and prepare for a blitz showdown where strategy meets sheer determination with a dash of humor!