Cdrik 654

Profile of Cdrik 654 (aka "ano_ne")

Meet Cdrik 654, the chess enthusiast whose journey through the 64 squares is a rollercoaster of ups, downs, and occasional checkmates! Starting strong in 2020 with rapid ratings over 1000, Cdrik’s ride has since been a slow-but-steady exploration of strategy, resilience, and the art of gracious defeat.

Known online as ano_ne, this player prefers the Queen’s Pawn Opening - Accelerated London System and the Pirc Defense, boasting impressive undefeated records in rapid games with these favored openings—sometimes winning more than half the time, other times just barely holding on (like their 66.67% win rate in the Accelerated London System). Like a fine wine, their style seems to mature over time, albeit with a few more losses than wins.

Did we mention persistence? Despite setbacks—such as a rapid rating falling from a promising 1046 in 2020 down to around 247 in 2025—Cdrik keeps stepping back to the board with no fewer than 70 rapid games played just in 2025 alone! That’s a lot of patience and dedication, or perhaps a secret addiction to the sound of the clock ticking.

Wins and losses tell only half the story. Cdrik’s tactical flair shines in their remarkable 100% win rate after losing a piece, proving they don’t throw in the towel easily. Their longest winning streak is a modest 4 games—definitely not a grandmaster stretch, but enough to keep hope alive.

Oddly enough, the best days to catch Cdrik with a winning smile are Sundays, where they score almost a 50% win rate, but come Monday, it’s a tough start with just 11%. Time-wise, evenings around 8 PM look to be the sweet spot with nearly 42% wins. Apparently, Cdrik may need more coffee on Monday mornings.

Their recent matches read like an epic drama: a graceful resignation victory against Logafaze using the Queen’s Pawn Opening after a mere two moves (1. d4 d5 2. Bf4 1-0) and a memorable checkmate win via Pirc Defense against LogicGrid, reinforcing their knack for sneaky tactical finishes.

“I may not always win, but when I do, it’s spectacular... or quick!” – Cdrik 654 (probably)

So if you ever come across ano_ne online, remember: every loss is a lesson, every draw a temporary truce, and every win a cause for celebration. Here’s to many more games filled with passion, grit, and the occasional blunder that keeps chess beautiful.