Dandarije

Dandarije: The Chess Conqueror with a Twist

Meet Dandarije, a rapid and blitz chess enthusiast whose journey on the 64 squares has been nothing short of a rollercoaster ride. With a peak rapid rating of 758 in September 2022 and a blitz high of 298 more recently in May 2025, Dandarije proves that chess isn’t just about steady progress—it’s about thrilling highs, learning curves, and a dash of unpredictability.

Known for diving into the Van't Kruijs Opening with nearly 200 games played, Dandarije battles fiercely from the get-go, boasting a respectable 41.5% win rate there. The French Defense variations are also favorites, where tactical skirmishes often decide who blinks first. Quick resignations make up about 20% of the games, indicating a pragmatic player who knows when to cut their losses and come back swinging.

The stats tell a tale of a resilient fighter: despite a hefty loss count (335 rapid defeats), Dandarije’s comeback rate sits firmly at 36%, and the player is never shy about clawing back from adversity—even if that means occasionally losing a piece and gritting their teeth for a 25.7% win rate afterward.

Interestingly, Dandarije shines brightest in the early hours, with an impressive 62.5% win rate at 8 AM—perhaps fueled by coffee, sheer determination, or the mystery of dawn inspiration. Tuesdays and Fridays tend to be winning days, while weekends show a solid 40% win rate, balancing playtime with fun and rest.

On the psychological front, a tilt factor around 21 suggests Dandarije can handle frustration fairly well, only occasionally falling prey to the ragequit urge. The longest winning streak is a respectable 7 games, which coincidentally is the current winning streak—so watch out opponents, the hot streak is on! When it comes to opponents, Dandarije has a few nemeses like sharadat (win rate ~26%) but has utterly demolished others like bishopzombie and sssameh, boasting a perfect 100% win rate against them.

And for those wondering about the recent action, Dandarije’s latest victory was a nicely executed game in the Queen’s Pawn Opening, winning by resignation after relentless pressure left the opponent no choice but to yield—classic chess psychotherapy.

In a nutshell, Dandarije is that player who embraces the unpredictability of chess with a smile, a strategic mind, and a readiness to learn from every move—victory or defeat. Whether dissecting the Van't Kruijs Opening or charging through rapid battles, one thing is for sure: boredom is never on the board when Dandarije plays.