Chess Biography: The Tale of D7m00007
Meet D7m00007, a blitz and rapid enthusiast navigating the world of chess with a flair for the dramatic and a love for the Vienna Game (which boasts a stunning 93.33% win rate in their repertoire). This chess warrior dances through openings like the King's Pawn and Four Knights, occasionally slipping on the slippery Center Game but always ready to recover with a tactical comeback rate near 80%.
By 2025, D7m climbed their blitz rating from a shaky 100 to a respectable peak of 261, while their rapid rating soared even higher, touching an impressive 397 before settling around the low 300s. Despite a nearly even win-loss record, their resilience shows in their ability to bounce back after losing material, winning 42% of such scrambles, proving they’re no stranger to fighting tooth and nail.
The player’s style is a testament to endurance: favoring endgames nearly 55% of the time and averaging roughly 48 moves per win, they prefer the long road over quick finishes. However, should the tides turn, better not expect early resignation — it’s rare (just 2.77% of games) for D7m to throw in the towel prematurely.
Their psychological stamina is tested by the notorious "tilt," which strikes at a modest 10% factor — enough to feel but never enough to quit. Oddly, their best time of day to play? 5 AM — the early bird who catches the queen!
Socially selective yet fierce, D7m has a mixed record against frequent opponents, with 100% wins against some like mohanedaly and imnot-larry, but struggles notably versus others like kingnomis. Opponents beware: when D7m does deliver, it's often by checkmate or a dignified resignation win.
Memorable Games
From dazzling checkmates to heartbreaking defeats, D7m's matches are never dull. The latest victory on May 30, 2025, saw D7m execute a cunning checkmate against tarn555555 using the Vienna Game’s fiery spirit. Yet, even champions falter—recent losses against kingnomis and h_specter1 remind us that every game is a new battle.
D7m00007: not just a username, but a legacy of strategic grit, unpredictable openings, and a dash of chessboard charisma.