Dan Wolf - FIDE Master
Also known by the username danmem, Dan Wolf is a formidable FIDE Master who has earned their stripes through countless battles on the chessboard. With a blitz rating peaking at 2140 in 2020 and a consistent presence around the 1800s, Dan is an adept tactician who thrives in rapid-fire games.
Playing Style & Strengths
Dan’s style is characterized by an impressive endgame frequency of over 81%, proving a penchant for grinding down opponents when fewer pieces remain. With an average game length of about 71 moves whether winning or losing, this player clearly enjoys the deep strategic battles — patience is their middle name.
In addition, Dan boasts a nearly perfect comeback rate of 89.25% and a 100% win rate after losing a piece. So if you think snagging a pawn or knight early will rattle this player, think again — they turn adversity into opportunity with the flair of a true champion.
Blitz & Rapid Performance
An avid blitz player, Dan has played over 26,000 blitz games with an overall blitz win record exceeding 8,000 games. Rapid chess is more of a side quest with a modest number of games, but the fighting spirit is ever-present!
Quirks & Fun Facts
- Longest Winning Streak: 13 games in a row — trust us, that's longer than most Netflix binges.
- Psychological Tilt Factor: 11 — meaning Dan can keep their cool better than most, but every human has their off days.
- Favorite Opponents: Has a love/hate relationship with players like "rsuvacarov" (40% win rate) and "lukr009" (66.67% win rate). Some opponents seem to bring out the best (or worst).
- Playing Hours: Dan performs best around 2 AM with a win rate just over 50% — a true night owl of the chess realm!
The Legend Continues
Whether it's quick blitz duels or the mental marathon of long games, Dan Wolf's dedication and strategic savvy make them a respected name amongst the chess community. Their journey through countless games shows not only skill but resilience, turning "top secret" openings into well-played, winning strategies. Opponents beware — Dan’s next move might just be checkmate!