LDGT1996

Profile of David28Lt (LDGT1996)

Meet David28Lt, a chess enthusiast born in 1996, who battles over the 64 squares with a blend of grit, guile, and occasional cheeky brilliance. Far from your grandmaster prodigy, David is the kind of player who proves that passion and persistence can carve a mighty niche in the chess world—even if his rating hovers around the spirited 1200s.

Ratings and Style

As of mid-2025, David28Lt’s peak blitz rating touched a feisty 1374, while his rapid play peaked at 1359. Bullet? He’s no stranger either, cruising past 1156 at his best. Despite a modest rating, David plays with the heart of a lion and an open book of quirky, offbeat openings like the Englund Gambit and the Scotch Game Scotch Gambit Haxo Gambit. Who needs convention when you can keep opponents guessing?

Gameplay Highlights

Known for a grin-inducing 83.93% comeback rate, David refuses to quit—even when the pieces aren’t in his favor. His knack for turning the tide after losing material is impressive, vindicating his love for dramatic, nail-biting finishes. Beware the cunning endgame, where David has a high 56.48% frequency of steering battles that test nerves and wit.

With an average winning game clocking in at 63 moves, and losses averaging fewer than that at 55 moves, David is a fighter who prefers long, strategic duels over quick-fire blitz. Don't expect early resignations; his 3.55% early resignation rate means he battles until the bitter end or until coffee calls.

Opening Adventures

David28Lt has a curious affection for the unorthodox and occasionally secretive, judging by his stats: the Top Secret opening saw 154 games played (win rate 44%), while the Scandinavian Defense is a honed weapon with a solid 61% win rate in blitz. In rapid, he swings with the Alekhines Defense Scandinavian Variation and enjoys spicy gambits like the Scotch Game Scotch Gambit Haxo Gambit with nearly 67% triumphs—no doubt baffling his foes.

Clock and Psychology

Playing style tip: David fares best around 7 a.m. (yes, morning person alert!), and can throw down serious moves at the early hours! But chess isn’t always sugar and rainbows—watch out for his tilt factor of 9, meaning a rough loss might just send him on a fleeting emotional rollercoaster.

Recent Triumph

In his most recent recorded victory, David pulled off an elegant checkmate using the Philidor Defense. Sacrificing his bishop with flair on move 8, he cornered his opponent swiftly in a dazzling performance lasting just 9 moves—not bad for a player who loves long games!

Opponent Dance

David sometimes finds friendly rivalries with frequent opponents like viktjr1954 and apatel100, facing them 16 and 14 times respectively. While his record shows a respectable mix of wins and losses, his dedication keeps him pushing forward, proving that every loss is just a stepping-stone to the next victory.

Fun Facts

• Longest winning streak: 10 games — seriously hot streak!
• Handling pressure like a champ with a comeback rate above 80%
• Prefers complex endgames over quick finishes
• Has a bit of a morning warrior reputation — best playtime: 7 AM

In summary, David28Lt is a spirited competitor with a mischievous chess soul. His games promise twists, surprises, and the occasional breathtaking checkmate. Whether he’s baiting players into dubious gambits or grinding them down in endgames, one thing is certain: underestimating him would be a blunder... just like missing that sneaky knight fork.