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supercaballo20 IM

Since 2019 (Active) Chess.com ♟♟♟♟♟
47.7% W 44.6% L 7.6% D
Bullet
2717
2893W 2816L 392D
Blitz
2906
1650W 1436L 332D
Rapid
2400
6W 2L 1D

The Superhorse

supercaballo20 holds the FIDE International Master title, and the handle translates just about as well as any chess nickname can: superhorse. That means a very powerful, very playful horse, but chess players will recognize the real inspiration: the knight, that one piece that leaps over everything and often lands somewhere surprising.

The player profile lists Rapid as the preferred time control, which is like a marathon runner saying their favorite event is the 100 meter sprint: technically true in the spreadsheet, but the heart lives elsewhere. supercaballo20 has the sort of bullet and blitz history that suggests a horse that has bolted.

The Journey With a Clock

supercaballo20 is not afraid of a full online schedule. The road to the high class has been long and full of rematches, commentary on thousands and thousands of fast games. The blitz line tells the story better than any words, with growth usually going in one direction:

Blitz Rating296027982635247323102019: 23642020: 24552021: 24152023: 26032024: 26012025: 28682026: 29062019202020212023202420252026

The player also reached a documented peak of 2908 (2026-05-20) in blitz, while the Rapid sample is tiny but excellent: 6 wins, 2 losses and a draw in the preferred format. Some people practice their favorite sport, and others learn the other sports first.

Openings of the Fast Horse

Let the player's board voice speak. With White, they often knock at the Queen's Gambit Declined with what looks like a serious sign for a serious chess lesson. With Black, the Sicilian Defense appears often, especially in the Taimanov region, where online theoretical battles multiply before lunch.

They also face the Slav Defense and the King's Indian Defense often enough to have their own corner in the opening library. The opening report for every time control:

Win Rate by Opening0%25%75%100%50%QGD: 3.Nc3 Nf6 4.e3: 54.4% over 504 gamesKing's Indian Defense: Makogonov Variation: 56.0% over 411 gamesAmar Gambit: 43.8% over 409 gamesAustralian Defense: 51.4% over 385 gamesSicilian Defense: Taimanov Variation, American Attack: 45.2% over 367 gamesSlav Defense: 53.9% over 356 gamesQGD: 3.Nc3 Nf6 4.e354%King's Indian Defense: …56%Amar Gambit44%Australian Defense51%Sicilian Defense: Taima…45%Slav Defense54%

Long Games and Longer Rematch Lists

In almost every similar nature, supercaballo20 plays until the end: the late-game frequency is high, early resignations are rare, and the average winning game reaches healthy side of 80 moves. They are also a stubborn one: after losing a piece, the player still continues above 45% of all games, so definitely not a candle that gives up after first.

A whole web of history is built with rivals and friends, including linked-in patterns with marty_bird, a 72-game soap opera that has all the emotions from official openings to time trouble dramas.

The best statistical hours are around 9 a.m., when the horse milk is steady and the clock isn't trying to be a nightmare. Over the days, a hard summer, average results never drift too far from a coin flip, but the upside is always bigger looking like a star.

Bio last updated 2026-09-08