Dionisio Aldama IM

Dionisio Aldama, International Master

Also known in the chess world by the enigmatic username queburumba, Dionisio Aldama is no ordinary chess player. Awarded the prestigious title of International Master by FIDE, Dionisio has proven to be a formidable blitz warrior since at least 2012, boasting a peak blitz rating of 2291.

With lightning-fast reflexes and an uncanny ability to bounce back from setbacks, Dionisio's comeback rate is a staggering 88.54%, and they win every time they lose a piece (100% win rate after losing material!). Opponents beware: Dionisio rarely resigns early (only 1.79% early resignation rate) and loves to drag games into the endgame, where 77.71% of their battles are fought.

Known for long streaks of brilliance, Dionisio once unleashed a 12-game winning streak in blitz - essentially turning the board into their personal playground. Their average win lasts about 66 moves, proving that sharper tactics and patience are their trademark.

Dionisio performs best on weekends and Thursdays, winning nearly 80% of games played on Sundays and Thursdays alike. Oddly enough, twilight hours favor them too: after midnight and during late afternoon, they boast a perfect 100% win rate, probably fueled by midnight snacks and sheer determination.

While their rivalry record shows mixed battles—some opponents like kingofacess88 have a 100% win record against Dionisio, others such as floresfl and asynchrony have been soundly defeated with win rates exceeding 60-80%. Some opponents simply never stood a chance!

Dionisio plays a style that mixes steady defense with tactical cunning, rarely letting frustration break their focus (tilt factor is moderate at 11). Just don’t expect casual games to thrill them as much as rated ones—Dionisio’s rated competitive drive overshadows casual play by a dramatic 23%.

In short: whether it’s blitz chaos or brainy endgames, Dionisio Aldama is a chess force to be reckoned with — an International Master who plays with grit, grace, and a hint of mischief.