Roberto Debarnot - International Master Extraordinaire
Roberto Debarnot, also known in some circles by the enigmatic handle pichi2004, is no ordinary chess player. With the prestigious title of International Master from FIDE firmly in his corner, Roberto has spent years honing his craft, dazzling opponents with both quiet strategy and explosive tactical flair.
A Blitz Beast with a Secret Opening
Roberto’s true playground is blitz chess, where he has played over 2500 games, boasting a win rate of about 54%—not bad for a format where seconds count and panic often reigns supreme. His secret weapon? An opening so mysterious it's simply listed as "Top Secret," making his opponents wonder if he’s playing chess or conducting a covert spy mission.
Impressive Streaks and Comebacks
When Roberto gets going, watch out—he once ran a winning streak of 13 games, a feat that would make even the most stoic grandmasters raise an eyebrow. And if things look bleak, don't count him out. His comeback rate is a staggering 85.84% and, shockingly, whenever he loses a piece, he bounces back with a 100% win rate. Talk about turning lemons into checkmates!
Playing With Style and Smiles
One might say Roberto is a patient maestro—he averages about 69 moves per win, taking his time to unwrap the tactical gifts of the game like a perfectly wrapped birthday present. Whether he’s playing white or black, he maintains a steady win rate above 53%, proving that he knows how to keep the balance on both sides of the board.
Eccentric Hours and Winning Days
You might expect a chess player to be most brilliant during the day, but Roberto thrives at odd hours—5 AM, 6 AM, and even the magic hour of 20 (8 PM) when his win rate sneaks above 60%. Saturdays and Mondays are his battlegrounds of choice, with winning percentages nudging close to 60%. Clearly, Roberto’s internal clock is set to “checkmate o’clock.”
Psychology and Humor at the Board
Despite occasional setbacks (his tilt factor clocks in at a modest 10), Roberto’s psychology is a masterclass in resilience. Rated matches bring out his best, and casual games? Let's just say that his focus is sharper when stakes are high. And with an early resignation rate of just under 0.5%, he’s either stubbornly optimistic or just really hates wasting time—either way, it makes matches against him never dull.
The Man Behind the Moves
Beyond the numbers, Roberto Debarnot is a chess warrior with a tactical mind and a sense of humor. He’s the kind of player who might silently plan a knight fork while smirking about that disastrous blunder from his opponent. Whether you play against him online or face him over the board, expect a duel full of suspense, strategy, and just the right dash of mischief.
In summary, Roberto isn’t just playing chess—he’s writing a thrilling, top-secret espionage novel one move at a time.