DAVID

Profile: Davizules2 (David)

Meet David, known on the chess battlefield by the enigmatic handle Davizules2. A player whose rapid rating has soared up to 1105 and blitz peaks at 746, David embodies the spirit of the resilient underdog who battles valiantly through the 64 squares. His rapid journey in 2025 reads like a whirlwind novel—starting strong, dipping a bit, yet always pushing forward against the odds.

Chess Style & Play

David is a thoughtful tactician, averaging around 44 moves per win and about 48 moves per loss, showing he's not one to give up early—or maybe just enjoys a good, long struggle! With a penchant for the Queens Pawn Opening and the secretive Top Secret line, David plays a mysterious chess game—sometimes leaving even himself guessing what might happen next.

His psychological tendencies are just as intriguing. For example, he has been known to embrace the night owl lifestyle, showcasing his best games around 3 AM, when most players are dreaming of forks and pins rather than playing them. With a tilt factor of 11, he fights through frustration like a warrior, sometimes resigning early but often bouncing back with an impressive 51% comeback rate.

Win/Loss Rollercoaster

David's statistics paint a picture of a fighter who has tasted both sweet victory and the bitterness of defeat close to equally: over 700 rapid wins against nearly 760 losses, and blitz games showing 57 wins to 94 losses. His longest winning streak is an admirable 9, but his patience is tested with a longest losing streak of 11. The current streak sits at a crossroads - no winning streak, and two losses in a row—proving even the best stumble, but it's all part of the journey.

Noteworthy Battles

Whether bravely wielding the white pieces or defending with black, David has a white-side win rate of 52% and black-side win rate of 41%—a respectable double threat. Known for ending matches by resignation, checkmate, or the ticking clock, some games finish with a flourish of tactical brilliance, others with dramatic timing on the clock.

Recent Triumph

One of David's recent dazzling victories was against Saherazad using the Queen’s Pawn Opening (Chigorin Variation). The game unfolded with clever positional play and a well-timed bishop check that led to a resignation after just 15 moves. A masterpiece of patience and precision, proving that sometimes early checks can break more than just kings!

About the Person Behind the Pieces

Beyond numbers and moves, David brings a dash of humor and grit to each encounter on the board. His journey reminds us that chess isn’t merely about the rating but the stories behind every victory and loss—like the guy who sometimes resigns early not because he's lost hope, but because he knows the joke is on the queen.

Keep an eye on Davizules2 - a spirited chess adventurer weaving through the chaos of pawns and pins with an unyielding heart.