dafaz10

Chess Player Profile: dafaz10

Known for an active schedule on the virtual boards, dafaz10 has competed in thousands of rapid games across 2023 and 2024, steadily refining both skill and rating. In 2023, they played over 1,200 rapid games and maintained an average rating around the 600 mark. By 2024, dafaz10 had more than tripled that activity, crossing 3,900 games and pushing their average rating into the 700s, peaking at 847 in the most recent measurements.

Across all rapid play, dafaz10 has logged 2,468 wins, 2,538 losses, and 184 draws—evidence of a fighter’s spirit that shows up in some remarkable comebacks. Their longest winning streak stands at an impressive 11 consecutive victories. On the flipside, they occasionally call it a day early, leading to an early resignation rate of about 12%, but they also possess a notable capacity to rally back, with a strong comeback rate of over 64%.

In terms of style, dafaz10 often ventures into the endgame, reaching that phase nearly half the time. They are comfortable with roughly 54 moves in a typical winning effort, demonstrating patience and a willingness to see the plan through. On average, though, losses tend to wrap up sooner (around 45 moves). As White, they’ve secured a win rate of almost 49%, while their Black pieces secure close to 46%—both indicative of a balanced playstyle.

Opening preferences for dafaz10 are extensive, but one of the most frequently visited systems is the King’s Fianchetto Opening, which has appeared in over 2,100 encounters. Notably, they’ve also seen success with the Van Geet Opening (featuring a high win percentage), and the English Opening has been a strong choice when seeking an aggressive stance.

Their best day to compete seems to be Friday, with a win rate just above 51%, whereas Monday and Tuesday only slightly trail. The favorite hour to strike is often around 1 AM, where they’ve achieved close to a 58% success rate. All told, dafaz10 exemplifies a committed and evolving chess enthusiast who has demonstrated clear progress from year to year.