Alfonso Jerez IM

Alfonso Jerez: The International Master with a Blitzing Soul

Alfonso Jerez, better known in the chess world as the unstoppable pichonazo, is an acclaimed International Master recognized by FIDE. With a blitz rating soaring as high as 2661 and a bullet peak of 2404, Alfonso has demonstrated lightning-fast tactical prowess and an uncanny ability to outwit his opponents across the board.

Known for a seemingly “Top Secret” opening repertoire (because who doesn’t love a little mystery?), Alfonso boasts an impressive nearly 70% win rate in blitz games spanning over 160 battles. And if you think bullet chess is just a frantic tap dance with the mouse, Alfonso’s perfect 100% bullet win rate in his limited but decisive appearances might make you think twice.

Alfonso’s chess style is a masterclass in perseverance, with a huge 82.74% endgame frequency and an average of about 80 moves per win, proving that this player doesn't just sprint to the finish line but also excels in the marathon of minds. Early resignations? Not in Alfonso’s vocabulary — he fights every game to the bitter end with remarkable tactical awareness.

Speaking of toughness, Alfonso's comeback rate is an astonishing 88.98%, and after losing a piece, his opponents might as well pack up — because Alfonso wins those scenarios 100% of the time. If falling behind in material doesn’t faze him, you can bet his resilience and psychological grit are sky-high.

Legend has it that Alfonso’s longest winning streak is 17 games, which sounds like the perfect excuse to declare him the reigning Blitz King. When facing down his most frequent rival, ama141110, Alfonso wins over 92% of the time — a nightmare opponent for anyone hoping for mercy.

Whether it’s Monday at 7 a.m. (100% win rate) or Sunday afternoon (also 100%), Alfonso’s consistency speaks volumes. His preference for playing White yields a stellar 76.62% win rate, while Black remains a solid 64.84% — proving he’s equally comfortable attacking or defending.

Off the board, Alfonso might be contemplating his next "Top Secret" opening or maybe just enjoying a well-earned break, but rest assured, the chess world will be watching closely because when pichonazo is in the game, surprises lurk behind every pawn push.