Profile Summary: dikejeiz - The Chess Journeyman
Meet dikejeiz, a determined chess enthusiast on an adventurous climb through the ranks of online chess. So far, dikejeiz’s Rapid rating soared from 914 at the start of 2024 to a solid 1028 by mid-2025, proving that early setbacks (looking at you, 300-min rating dips) are just pit stops on the highway to glory.
Known for a remarkably solid comeback rate of 64.22%, dikejeiz turns seemingly lost positions into victorious tales — opponents beware! When a piece is lost, this player’s win rate after losing material hilariously stands at a perfect 100%, which suggests either tactical genius or sinister distractions like convincing opponents the queen is actually a pawn.
While the Average Moves per Win hovers around 53, and losses tend to drag out even longer, patience is clearly part of the strategy. Endgames occur frequently in dikejeiz’s games — a full 54.22% of the time, showing a preference to grind it out rather than cash in early.
On the battlefield, dikejeiz plays with a mild psychological tilt factor (~12), meaning frustration sometimes creeps in but serious ragequitting is thankfully rare (early resignation rate a modest 3.43%). They have more success with the white pieces (52.09% win rate), wielding the first move advantage well, while black pieces still offer a respectable nearly 50% win ratio.
Bullet and Blitz games tell a story of intense skirmishes — less than ideal scores in early 2024 (bullet max 718, blitz last rating 524) improved noticeably by 2025 thanks to over 200 blitz games played, with over a hundred wins indicating dikejeiz is getting serious about speed chess. That infamous long winning streak of eight games still stands as a reminder that on a fiery day, dikejeiz can be unstoppable.
Known opponents range from the forgiving to the challenging — with a 100% win rate over some and absolute zero against others like teitei_13. Clearly, some rivalries are a work in progress... or perhaps dikejeiz just enjoys a balanced diet of wins and learning experiences.
Fun fact: dikejeiz shines brightest in the afternoon hours, boasting a 68.33% win rate around 2pm, so if you seek a match, beware the post-lunch chess beast!
All told, dikejeiz is the perfect example of perseverance in online chess — a player who’s not afraid to lose a few pawns, polish tactical skills with hundreds of games, and return stronger every time. Keep an eye on this player, as the journey upward is only speeding up.