Pitra Andika (aka dewa-perang)
International Master - The Blitz Conqueror
Pitra Andika, known on the battlefield of 64 squares as dewa-perang, is an accomplished International Master recognized by FIDE. A virtuoso of blitz chess, Pitra’s lightning-fast tactical awareness and resilience have made them a formidable opponent in the online arena.
Career Highlights
- Peak Blitz Rating: 2652 (January 2025)
- Peak Rapid Rating: 2112 (September 2020)
- Peak Bullet Rating: 2414 (February 2016)
- Known for a comeback rate of nearly 89% – Pitra never gives up, except maybe for the occasional coffee break.
Playing Style and Personality
With an average game length of nearly 69 moves for wins, Pitra masters the endgame with patience and precision. Their games are known for dramatic turnarounds, boasting a 46.64% win rate even after losing a piece. However, if they lose the psychological battle, their tilt factor of 16 hints at a grumpy side that occasionally emerges—proof that even chess gods have their off days.
Pitra prefers to open with "Top Secret" strategies, with a sneaky fondness for the Sicilian Defense’s more exotic variations—the Nyezhmetdinov Rossolimo Attack being a personal favorite with a stellar 78% win rate. Opponents beware: The dewa-perang storm is unpredictable and relentless.
Notable Recent Games
In a thrilling recent blitz match against endgamemaster51, Pitra demonstrated masterful strategic play in the Sicilian Defense Nyezhmetdinov Rossolimo Attack, clinching the win by resignation after a tense 22-move battle.
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Despite their prowess, even Pitra faces setbacks. In a close call against chesspupil777, a rare timed loss reminds us all that even the fastest minds can get caught in time trouble.
Review the dramatic loss here
Fun Facts
- Pitra's best time of day to play is around 1 PM, so if you want a challenge, don't call them before their second coffee.
- White pieces yield a more favorable outcome, with a 51.88% win rate — proving that sometimes, just moving first is half the battle.
- Trivia: Pitra’s longest winning streak is an impressive 17 games. That’s endurance worthy of a grandmaster marathon!
Whether tearing through blitz opponents with tactical brilliance or grinding out win after win in the endgame, Pitra Andika’s chess journey is anything but boring. Watch out for dewa-perang—the war god of the chessboard who strikes with speed, cunning, and a splash of humor.