Abimael Santa Cruz
FIDE ratings
Performance
21 gamesAbimael Santa Cruz's playing style
Openings as White
Among the openings shown, Sicilian Defense: Najdorf Variation, Poisoned Pawn Variation has the largest White sample, with 2 games. Select a row to explore its moves and inspect example games below.
Openings as Black
Among the openings shown, Queen's Gambit Declined: Tarrasch Defense, Pseudo-Tarrasch has the largest Black sample, with 2 games. These results describe the available sample, not a prediction of the player’s next choice.
Repertoire
7 games as white in scopeStarting position
7 games in this line · White to move
Results for Santa Cruz, Abimael as white · Wins / Draws / Losses
Game History
(21 games)| Date | Source | Color | Opponent | Result | Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jan 1, 1968 | OTB - TheChessDog | Sakharov, Yuri G.(1717) | L | — | |
| Jan 1, 1968 | OTB - TheChessDog | Sakharov, Yuri G. | L | — | |
| Nov 17, 1966 | OTB - TheChessDog | GMJansa, Vlastimil(2242) | L | — | |
| Jan 1, 1966 | OTB - MillionBase2.9 | Aguirre Calero, Isabel Ariana(1269) | D | — | |
| Jan 1, 1966 | OTB - MillionBase2.9 | Acevedo Ortega, Rodrigo Andres(1162) | L | — | |
| Jan 1, 1966 | OTB - MillionBase2.9 | Cuartas, Carlos Enrique | W | — | |
| Jan 1, 1966 | OTB - MillionBase2.9 | Alonso Iglesias, Marco Antonio | D | — | |
| Jan 1, 1966 | OTB - MillionBase2.9 | San Martin Sanguinetti, Vicente | L | — | |
| Jan 1, 1966 | OTB - MillionBase2.9 | Arjun Gadi(1413) | L | — | |
| Jan 1, 1966 | OTB - Codekiddy | Bagnara Letelier, Joaquin | D | — |
Research Abimael Santa Cruz’s games and opening repertoire
Abimael Santa Cruz is rated 1781 in standard, 1705 in rapid by FIDE. Abimael Santa Cruz plays for Puerto Rico.
Abimael Santa Cruz has FIDE ID 3110036.
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