Profile Summary: Dadaping
Meet Dadaping, a tenacious and persistent chess player who has danced through the ranks of blitz, daily, bullet, and rapid chess with a quirky mix of determination and flair. Known for an impressive peak blitz rating of 1409 achieved back in April 2021, Dadaping has shown a rollercoaster ride of ratings — sometimes soaring, sometimes nosediving — proving that chess is as much about resilience as it is about skill.
On the battlefield of bullets and blitz, Dadaping boasts nearly 4,000 blitz games with almost as many wins as losses, reflecting an undying willingness to engage in every skirmish. Their style favors the endgame, playing over 69% of games all the way to the final moves, but don’t blink — their average moves per win hover around 68, meaning patience and persistence are key ingredients in their recipe for success.
When it comes to adapting under pressure, Dadaping shows a surprising comeback rate of over 80%, turning losing positions into fighting chances. However, their tilt factor—a measure of emotional swings—is modest at 12, which suggests that even after tough losses, Dadaping keeps calm and carries on, game after game.
Fun fact: Dadaping has an unusual fondness for the early morning hours, with the “best time to play” logged at 1:00 AM—perfect for those who believe that the quiet witching hours unlock hidden strategic powers. Also noted is a curious 100% win rate at 1:00 AM and 5:00 AM, but the 0% at 23:00 might indicate that bedtime is an untouchable priority.
Not one to shy away from fancy openings, Dadaping’s recent victorious game featured the Damiano Defense, culminating in a stylish checkmate after 44 moves. In true warrior spirit, Dadaping embraces their losses with the same gusto, demonstrating a tenacity that any opponent should respect.
Whether you catch them blitzing at peak speed or grinding through a daily game, Dadaping is a spirited competitor who brings a blend of strategy, endurance, and a pinch of humor to the chessboard. Expect unpredictability, occasional heroic comebacks, and a friendly reminder that in chess, it’s all about enjoying the journey (and maybe rocking those 1 AM wins).