Player Profile: Bima_Dickoff
Meet Bima_Dickoff, a rapid chess enthusiast whose journey across the 64 squares resembles a rollercoaster more than a straight climb. With a peak rapid rating just shy of 1100, Bima has played nearly 600 rapid games, showcasing an almost suspiciously “top secret” opening repertoire that keeps opponents guessing (or occasionally bewildered).
Known for a longest winning streak of 20 games—proof that when luck and skill align, Bima can be absolutely unstoppable. But don’t be fooled by the glory days: ratings have taken a dip from a high of 1089 in 2023 to mid-400s by 2025, reminding us all that every grandmaster has their off days (or years).
With a roughly even split between wins and losses (279 wins to 282 losses), and a few draws sprinkled in, Bima's style is about persistence and bouncing back. In fact, boasting a stellar 100% win rate after losing a piece, Bima transforms setbacks into shining comebacks—definitely not the player who gives up easily, despite an early resignation rate of just over 6%.
Clock management? Bima's best moves tend to come at midnight when the win rate hits a cozy 70%! Though some hours are less forgiving (a meager 9% win rate at 7 PM, perhaps dinner time distractions?), overall, Bima battles valiantly across days, with especially impressive performances on Wednesdays (71% wins) and weekends.
On the psychological front, a tilt factor of 9 suggests that Bima is human after all—occasionally shaken, but never stirred beyond recovery. And while the rated games don’t show a huge edge over casual encounters, Bima’s tactical awareness shines bright, especially with a near-perfect record against many opponents, turning even complicated positions into triumphs.
Whether wielding White or Black pieces, Bima_Dickoff hovers evenly around a 48% win rate, showing versatility and adaptability. With average game lengths stretching into the high 40s and low 50s in moves, patience is clearly part of the game plan—or just a sign that Bima likes a good, thoroughly contested battle.
In sum: if you want a challenger whose games are sprinkled with unpredictability, resilience, and a dash of “top secret” flair, Bima_Dickoff might just be your next favorite opponent—or that one mysterious player who keeps you checking the scoreboard twice.
