adizi13

Profile Summary: adizi13

Meet adizi13, a rapid chess enthusiast with a rollercoaster ride of a rating journey. Starting off 2024 with a max rapid rating of 579, dipping as low as 304, and wrapping the year at 481, this player clearly knows how to keep things exciting. By 2025, adizi13 surged to an impressive max of 758, showing serious improvement and a knack for bouncing back stronger than ever.

With 632 rapid games played in 2025 alone and a nearly even win-loss record (384 wins, 360 losses, and 27 draws overall), adizi13’s perseverance is unparalleled. This player doesn’t just grind games — they learn and adapt, as proven by a comeback rate of over 60% and the almost mythical 100% win rate after losing a piece. Losing a piece? No problem! adizi13 turns adversity into victory like a true tactician.

Favorite openings? The Scandinavian Defense seems to be a go-to, with nearly a hundred games under their belt and a respectable ~47% win rate. But don’t underestimate the Nimzowitsch Defense Kennedy Linksspringer Variation — here, adizi13 boasts an impressive 61.5% win rate, proving mastery of the less-traveled paths.

Interestingly, adizi13 shines brightest on Fridays and Tuesdays, rocking a win rate above 55%, and can be quite the night owl, crushing opponents between 19:00 and 23:00 hours. Their “early resignation” rate sits comfortably low at 5.3%, showing fighting spirit — they stick around for the long haul, with an average game extending well over 50 moves whether they win or lose.

As for psychological resilience, a tilt factor of 7 suggests adizi13 keeps cool under pressure, although every great warrior has their moments. And speaking of drama, some opponents have had the misfortune to encounter a 0% win rate against them, while others are treated to a perfect 100% defeat record — talk about fierce rivalry!

When adizi13 isn’t busy shifting pawns and calculating forks, you might catch a chuckle at their on-board antics or marvel at their steadfast love for the game. In a nutshell, this is a player who knows that chess, like life, is about ups, downs, and occasionally spectacular comebacks.