Robert Ramirez (RobRam)
National Master of the Chessboard
Meet Robert Ramirez — aka RobRam — a chess wizard who’s earned the prestigious title of National Master. Known for battling from dawn till dusk across all time controls, Robert’s journey through the 64 squares is nothing short of epic.
Rating Milestones
- Peak Blitz rating: 2583 (Nov 2024)
- Peak Bullet rating: 2561 (Dec 2021)
- Peak Rapid rating: 2305 (Oct 2020)
- Peak Daily rating: 2201 (Jan 2021)
Battle Record & Playing Style
With over 25,000 blitz games played and a healthy win rate above 50%, Robert spells danger for any opponent foolish enough to relax. An endgame magician with an astonishing 75.5% endgame frequency, he thrives when others might fold. He’s got an 80.45% comeback rate too — meaning that when he’s down a piece, it’s not over until he says it’s over.
Robert’s games tend to be marathons — averaging around 72 moves whether winning or losing. Think of it as a lengthy thriller with unexpected plot twists and checkmate finales.
Favorite Openings
Robert has dabbled with a variety of openings but shines brightest with the mysterious and elusive Queen's Pawn Opening Stonewall Attack, boasting a dazzling 84.21% win rate in blitz. From the cunning Top Secret* opening to the classical Indian Game, he keeps opponents guessing — or just quietly panicking.
Notable Recent Games
In one recent victorious clash named "Live Chess 2025.06.01", Robert executed a checkmate with precision and flair in just 21 moves — complete with knight maneuvers, bishop sacrifices, and a final, unstoppable rh rook to the rescue. The game ended with a flourish: Rh4#.
Of course, every hero faces setbacks. Robert’s latest losses have been hard-fought affairs against worthy adversaries like Mozesz and monarch2000 — proving even masters have their off days, and pizza breaks are probably needed.
Fun Facts
- Currently riding a 3-game winning streak (because who doesn’t love a streak?!)
- Longest ever winning streak: 21 games — talk about consistency!
- Psychological tilt factor: A modest 15 — Robert keeps calm and carries on, even when pawns betray him.
- Best time of day to challenge him: 9 AM — coffee and chess make a lethal combo.
- Playing times with the highest win rate: moves between 9AM to 11AM, and the magical hour of 9 PM where his brain turns into tactical lightning.
In Summary
Whether blistering bullet games or deep, strategic daily matches, Robert Ramirez is a relentless chess gladiator. National Master title aside, he’s the kind of player who might just shake your queen, hover your king, and then blurt out, “Oops, did I do that?” (Spoiler: yes, yes he did — and that’s why it’s checkmate).