Dusan Silni

Dusan Silni - The Chess Gladiator

Meet Dusan Silni, a dazzling force in the realm of chess, whose blitz and bullet performances could make even Magnus Carlsen blink. Known on the battlefield as "Bukkkovski," Dusan has battled through over 70,000 blitz games — yes, you read that right — with a win count that sure beats the losses by a hair, making him a gritty opponent who never backs down easily.

Since 2018, Dusan’s blitz rating has danced like a chessboard tango — starting humble at 1312, rocketing up to a peak of 2403 in 2022, and keeping his cool above 2000 since. Lightning-fast bullet games are his secret weapon, with a maximum bullet rating peaking at a sizzling 2180. When Dusan’s fingers start flying, opponents better watch out!

His rapid play may be less frequent, but don’t let that fool you; in 2021 he hit a peak rating of 1830 with a strike rate that's nothing short of respectable. Dusan also enjoys a healthy game average length — about 72 moves for wins — proving patience and precision are his allies, even in the face of blitz and bullet chaos.

What makes Dusan truly legendary is not just his stats, but his mental resilience. With a comeback rate of nearly 87% and a perfect 100% win rate after losing a piece (talk about turning lemons into lemonade), he embodies the heart of a true chess gladiator. But fear not, his tilt factor remains mild at 18, so that rage-quit you dread? Almost non-existent.

On the board, Dusan loves to finish his battles with an epic endgame spree, appearing in more than two-thirds of his matches. He is a patient warrior, drawing out the battle and savoring every strategic moment.

His opponents? From “stealmyqueen” to “phantom_1970,” none have found an easy way to tame this chess beast. He boasts a longest winning streak of 13 games. Had the keyboard been a sword, Dusan would be a knight with a flame sword blazing across the digital landscapes.

Whether it's the crackling excitement of a bullet game or the strategic frenzy of blitz, Dusan Silni is a chess player who plays not just to win, but to entertain, conquer, and occasionally remind us all that the knight is mightier than the sword… especially when controlled by this master tactician.