Nebojsa Djordjevic (dimailuka): FIDE Master and Blitz Marathoner
Nebojsa Djordjevic, known online as dimailuka, is a FIDE Master who treats online blitz like a full-time sport. He has played nearly 69,000 rated blitz games, and his peak blitz rating reached 2843 (2026-08-27). If consistency is a superpower, he is Captain Consistency.
- Main battlefield: Blitz
- Total rated blitz games: nearly 69,000
- Longest winning streak: 16 games
- Longest losing streak: 15 games
- Comeback rate: almost 81%
Opening Repertoire: The d4 Loyalist
Dimailuka is a devoted 1.d4 player. With white, he has played the Catalan Opening over 7,000 times and remains dangerous in its long positional battles. With black, he defends the Czech Defense with remarkable loyalty, using it nearly 10,000 times, and he also leans on the Slav Defense when he needs a solid base.
He is not looking for a quick handshake. His games regularly reach the endgame (almost 89%), and his decisive games average about 85 moves. He is a patient grinder who lets the opponent make the first mistake.
Familiar Rivals
No one has played dimailuka more than Florescu Codrut Constantin. Their rivalry spans 428 games, with dimailuka taking 200 wins, 180 losses, and 48 draws. It is a chess friendship built on thousands of rapid-fire battles. Paul Szuper and Alan Stein have also faced him more than 190 times each, while Vjacheslav Weetik can claim the rare honor of a winning head-to-head record against him.
Streaks, Comebacks and Midnight Chess
The numbers show a player of extremes. Dimailuka has won 16 games in a row and lost 15 in a row. His tilt factor sits at 15, but so does his stubbornness. He comes back from losing positions almost 81% of the time and still wins 40% of games after dropping a piece. His strongest day of the week is Saturday, and his best results come at the stroke of midnight.
As White he wins 46.33% of his games, while as Black he wins 39.71%. Against lower rated players he converts at 60%, and against higher rated opposition he still takes a win a quarter of the time. That is a dangerous player to face at any hour.
The Blitz Identity
Nebojsa Djordjevic is not a player who relies on cheap traps. He is a volume-driven, endgame-hungry blitzer who has built a FIDE Master career around a simple truth: he loves the game. His Rapid rating may be modest, but that is fine. It just makes the blitz statistics look even more impressive.