Fabrice Wantiez - FIDE Master Extraordinaire
Meet Fabrice Wantiez, a chess strategist who has earned the prestigious title of FIDE Master, proving that brains do indeed beat brawn – or at least, pieces on the board. Known in the virtual chess arena as DimWitChess (a name that might make opponents chuckle before their king gets checkmated), Fabrice has demonstrated a formidable blend of tactical prowess and resilience over an impressive decade-plus career.
Fabrice's journey is nothing short of a chess roller coaster — from a Daily rating starting in the 1300s in 2011 to peaking near 2000, and blitzing through over 13,000 games with a blitz max rating soaring to an astonishing 2626. If speed chess had a superhero, Fabrice might be its alter ego, juggling bullets and lightning-fast decisions with remarkable Win rates consistently hovering around 52-58% across formats.
The numbers reveal his fighting spirit: Longest winning streak of 36 games (clearly fueled by caffeine and a penchant for domination) and a comeback rate close to 80% — because giving up early simply isn’t in Fabrice’s dictionary (or at least, 7.4% early resignation rate suggests some mercy towards opponents). And when things look grim, Fabrice bounces back with a win rate exceeding 97% after losing a piece – proving that every lost knight is just a setup for a grander trap.
Fabrice's style is a marathon, not a sprint, with games averaging around 67 moves for wins and even longer fights in losses, enjoying a rich endgame frequency of 73%. Like a chess ninja, Fabrice strikes with precision from all sides – boasting a white win rate of 55% and black win rate over 52%, making no side safe.
When not torturing pawns on the board, Fabrice enjoys a mysterious opening repertoire so secret even the most seasoned rivals call it Top Secret. Well, secrets are what make legends.
As Fabrice advances through the years, one thing remains certain — chess is not just a game, but an endless battlefield where wit wins wars, and Fabrice Wantiez holds the sword firmly, ready for the next battle, one clever move at a time.