Lazaro Bueno IM

Lazaro Bueno – The International Master of Mystery

Meet Lazaro Bueno, a chess maestro who officially carries the prestigious title of International Master granted by FIDE. Known in the chess circles as submarino2020 (at least in spirit), Lazaro is as enigmatic as their opening repertoire, which remains Top Secret — probably to keep opponents guessing and scratching their heads simultaneously.

Lazaro’s blitz career reads like a thrilling rollercoaster from 2020 onwards, with ratings swinging from the high teens all the way up to a blistering peak near 2300. Their peak blitz rating lately hovers around 2262, proving they can snipe those nearly instantaneous moves with remarkable precision. Bullet is a lesser playground, but still respectable with a max rating over 2000.

This player has battled over 400 blitz games with a nearly even split in wins and losses (186-161) plus a handful of draws. Their longest winning streak is an impressive 8 straight victories – a streak long enough to scare any opponent into double-checking their king’s safety continuously.

What really makes Lazaro tick? Their endgame prowess shines, with 81% endgame participation suggesting a love for those nail-biting finales where one misstep can mean checkmate doom or glorious victory. They take an average of 74 moves per game whether winning or losing – patience is indeed a virtue here. Also, white pieces give Lazaro a 55% edge, while playing black is tougher but still a respectable 43% win rate.

Perhaps a little quirk: Lazaro’s psychological tilt factor scores a 7, meaning they can get a bit rattled, but their comeback rate is a stunning near 87%. Losing a piece? Well, Lazaro converts that adversity into a 100% win rate – talk about turning lemons into chess trophies!

Among their favorite rivals and comrades in battle are usernames like familijatop71 (who suffers a 75% loss rate against Lazaro), whereas some others like muellerpatrick remain stubborn nemeses. Lazaro’s games often peak in the evening hours—with a 75% win rate at 17:00 and a breezy 63% at 21:00—showing that the knight is most active when the stars come out.

In short, Lazaro Bueno is a cunning chess tactician who combines solid strategy, dogged resilience, and a touch of mystery to keep the chess world on its toes. Opponents beware: facing Lazaro is a bit like battling a submarine – you never quite know where or when the next devastating strike will come.