Aaron Quevedo (aka QuevedoRW)
Once just a humble pawn-pusher, Aaron Quevedo has steadily advanced his way through the ranks of online chess with a blend of tactical wizardry and stubborn endgame drudgery. Mostly seen darting through Bullet games—because why think too long when you can blitz your opponent into submission?—Aaron has earned the respect (and occasional frustration) of his foes with a peak Bullet rating soaring past 2300. That’s faster than most people can double-tap a smartphone, and just a whisper from the grandmaster gates.
His style? Well, he's been clocked with an early resignation rate of just over 1%, which means he enjoys (or tolerates) grinding it out in those nail-biting endgames where everyone’s hands mysteriously sweat—a testament to his psychological steel and possibly a secret stash of stress balls. With an average of about 70 moves per game, Aaron’s not one to quit early; however, he has a tilt factor of 19, proving even chess heroes can have their "don’t make me think" moments.
When it comes to openings, Aaron's love affair with the Caro-Kann Defense flourishes, boasting a rapid win rate over 70%, while his trusty Indian Game and London System also hold up well under fire. He’s even got a “Top Secret” opening within his arsenal— so secret, that if he told you, he’d have to... wait, no, he’s just really good at playing it.
Aaron’s career graph resembles a thrilling roller coaster that "starts at 970" and skyrockets to over 2100 in Rapid, over 2300 in Bullet, and an almost Grandmaster-ish 2284 in Blitz. He’s capable of a 19-win streak but has ridden the losing streak roller too—mourning his times he’s been dashed by speedy defeats or a pesky timeout. If you want a challenge, his recent opponents include some notorious names like sergey9009 and andywinata, but don’t be fooled— against some opponents like gargantum1 and cyansine, Aaron is undefeated!
Off the board, he’s probably the kind of player who checks if his knight is "on fleek" before each game and knows that the queen is not just a chess piece—it’s a lifestyle. Whether you just want to watch a thrilling chess showdown or learn some top-tier opening theory with a pinch of patience and humor, Aaron Quevedo is your guy.
Did You Know?
- Peak Rapid Rating: 2165 (2025-06-07)
- Peak Blitz Rating: 2284 (2024-05-25)
- Peak Bullet Rating: 2333 (2025-06-06)
- Preferred Time Control: Bullet, because who needs sleep anyway?
- Longest winning streak: 19 games (yes, he’s part human, part chess machine)
- Comeback rate: An impressive 84% - he’s not just a survivor, he’s a thriver!
Recent Masterstrokes
One of Aaron's latest wins was a classic tactical skirmish featuring the Scotch Game (Tournament Opening C45):
And if you want to admire how quickly he bashes the opponent in Bullet, just look at ratings >2300 and his sharp Danish Gambit lines. Watch out, speed demons, Aaron is coming to checkmate your souls!
Whether you seek a serious chess gladiator or a mildly amusing opponent who once lost a match because of a 5-second window of silence ("I paused for a sip, okay?"), Aaron brings steady passion and surprising tactical acumen to the chequered battlefield.