About Dave3rn
Meet Dave3rn, a chess adventurer who, despite early growing pains (rookie rating 1061 in 2013 with a 0-1 start!), quickly turned the tables and climbed the ranks with the tenacity of a pawn fighting to become queen.
From bullet storms to blitz brawls, Dave3rn’s journey is a remarkable saga. His bullet chess record is a rollercoaster with over 33,000 games played, featuring an impressive 16,694 wins and a determined fighting spirit that keeps leveling up: a peak bullet rating soaring to 2291 as recently as mid-2023.
When it comes to blitz — the wild, fast-paced battlefield — Dave3rn isn't just participating; he’s excelling. With a staggering 23,06 peak rating achieved in early 2024, it’s clear he’s got lightning in his fingers. Having battled through over 27,000 games here, his playstyle stays sharp and relentless.
Not just a speedster, Dave3rn’s rapid games reveal a tactician’s mind, boasting a solid 52.93% win rate over nearly 400 matches. His daily games show a high win percentage too, proving that no time control is too long or too short for this versatile player.
Playing style? Think marathon runner meets strategic artist. Dave3rn’s average winning game length is around 78 moves, showing patience and perseverance without losing sight of the goal. His knack for comebacks is inspiring—turning tides with an 85% comeback rate after being on the back foot, often leaving opponents scratching their heads.
Though occasionally tilting like the rest of us mere mortals (a 35 tilt factor), Dave3rn knows his best chess hours are around 8 AM. Maybe it’s the morning coffee or just sheer genius waking up; either way, that’s when he’s most lethal on the board.
Dave3rn has a fun mix of opponents, with some long-term rivalries (hello, misskisskiss and deepfear!), but also a huge variety of foes to keep the mind nimble. His recent games spotlight his competence in French Defense variations—witness his most recent victory by resignation after a deep strategic tussle.
More than just stats, Dave3rn is a resilient warrior of the 64 squares, turning losses into lessons and checkmates into cheers. Whether blitzing or bulleting, he remains a player to watch, a challenger to respect, and inevitably, a master of the game—sometimes sneaking in a sneaky resignation when the position just screams, "You got me!"
In short, Dave3rn isn’t just playing chess—he’s living it, with flair, fire, and a whole lot of patience for those long endgames where kings dance and queens plot their reign.