Dorian Safa

Dorian Safa (username: caputisafa)

A chess warrior of the digital battlefield, Dorian Safa has been weaving strategy and surprises across all time controls with a flair that's as steady as his rating spikes. Whether blitzing or bulleting, Dorian’s moves tell the tale of a thoughtful tactician who isn't afraid to shake the board — occasionally throwing in an Englund Gambit for that 100% win rate flash of genius.

Rating & Performance Highlights

• Peak Ratings: Bullet: 554, Blitz: 579, Rapid: 482, Daily: 400
• Playing Style: A balanced mix of patience and firepower. Average moves per win hover around 56 — proving that Dorian doesn’t just rush to victory; he savors the checkmates.
• Comeback King: With a remarkable 81.39% comeback rate, giving up a piece doesn't mean giving up the game!
• Opening Enthusiast: Favorite openings include the Scandinavian Defense and Queens Pawn Opening, with an impressive 83% win rate utilizing the Philidor Defense in Bullet.

Notable Traits

Dorian’s psychological game is almost as fascinating as his chess: a modest tilt factor of 7 shows a calm demeanor even when the clock ticks dangerously low. His best performance happens early in the morning (7 AM, to be exact), when the world is still waking and his game is already firing.

Recent Battles

In his latest epic showdown against “Adityaganteng0”, Dorian demonstrated precise positional play in the Queen’s Pawn Opening, outmaneuvering the opponent with subtle threats and eventually winning on time. And let’s be honest, winning on time is a classic chess mic-drop. Yet, like every true competitor, Dorian has known the bitter taste of defeat, recently succumbing to “vegetableboss” after an intense battle in the Chigorin Variation.

Fun Facts

• Dorian has played over 1,000 games across various speeds, proving endurance and passion for the game.
• At times, prefers bold gambits over cautious play — which explains his flawless 100% win record with the Englund Gambit in Bullet!
• His opponents would swear he’s got a secret chess engine running in his head — or maybe just a magic chess rabbit.

Whether meticulously strategizing in a slow daily game or blitzing lightning-fast moves, caputisafa (Dorian Safa) continues to push the frontiers of chess fun and skill, one square at a time.