Perro Loko IM

Perro Loko - International Master

Known more commonly by the username tioloko, Perro Loko is a force to be reckoned with on the chessboard. This International Master, certified by FIDE, has a unique blend of strategic depth and tactical fireworks that keeps opponents on their toes.

Climbing the Ranks

Starting with a modest blitz rating of 998 in 2013 (a number even a pawn could mock), Perro Loko embarked on a meteoric rise over the years. By 2020, their blitz rating soared to an impressive 2697, flirting with the elite grandmaster zone. Bullet chess? Perro Loko dances there too, holding a max rating of 2601 in 2019, proving that lightning-fast moves are no problem—even when coffee is running low.

Playing Style and Personality

With an endgame frequency of 82.8%, Perro Loko loves long battles till the bitter end. Their games stretch to an average of 82 moves before victory—because why finish early when you can remind your opponent who's boss every single turn? Early resignations are rare (only 0.26%), showing stubbornness and fight even when cornered.

Psychologically, Perro Loko channels the nerves of a zen-master, boasting a comeback rate of 93.47% and a perfect 100% win rate after losing a piece. It’s as if losing a piece just wakes the beast within, triggering legendary turnarounds that leave spectators and enemies alike breathless.

Record and Rivalries

With over 3,300 blitz games under their belt, Perro Loko’s win rate hovers just under 50%, but don’t let that fool you—each win is hard-earned against a variety of opponents. Famous nemeses include dtchess (68% win rate) and padam19, though a 0% win rate against ivanuraev suggests some mysterious kryptonite exists.

Chess is Serious… But Not Too Serious

When asked about their approach to the game, tioloko once quipped, "Chess is like life: sometimes you lose a piece, sometimes you checkmate your problems." This humor and fierce competitive spirit make Perro Loko a beloved figure in the online chess community.

Perro Loko: an International Master who proves that a little craziness at the board makes all the difference.