djole1961

Player Profile: djole1961

Born into a world destined for checkmates and blunders, {@em djole1961} began his chess journey as a humble pawn in 2013, starting with a respectable 1378 blitz rating and a modest bullet rating just over 1300. Fast forward through over a decade of battles on 64 squares and countless cups of coffee, and djole1961 has fashioned an impressive body of work and experience.

Journey Through the Years

From the early days of poking at Daily chess (starting with a rating of 1139 in 2013) to becoming a blitz tactician hitting peaks beyond 2200 and bullet sprees close to 1900+, djole1961’s progression is a tale of tenacity. He’s balanced the art of quick blitz strikes with the furious pace of bullet games where losing your queen feels like a sneeze away from disaster, boasting a comeback rate of over 80%—clearly a player not easily daunted.

Style & Psychology

This player doesn’t hang around for long in losing battles, backing early resignation with less than 1% occurrence; that’s a graceful exit strategy for someone also known to indulge in extensive endgames nearly 70% of the time. And when djole1961 wins, it’s a marathon, not a sprint—games average 60 moves to victory. Black pieces? They’re just a bit less lucky, with a sub-48% win rate compared to the 50%+ success distribution as White.

Mental toughness? With a tilt factor of only 12 and a famed 100% win rate after losing a piece, the psychological steel is as solid as the knights they swing around the board. When it comes to applying pressure, djole1961’s one-sided losses stay below 2%—a testament to formidable defensive play.

Statistics & Triumphs

• Blitz record: 21,266 wins, 19,957 losses, 2,199 draws
• Bullet record: 33,375 wins, 32,232 losses, 1,797 draws
• Daily record: 7 wins, 3 losses, 3 draws (impressive for casual time control!)
• Longest winning streak: 24 games; currently on a winning streak of 2 games.

Opponent Tales & Secret Openings

Ever the mystery man, djole1961's chosen openings in blitz and bullet play are as secretive as a spy’s code, yet surprisingly effective. With matchups against regular foes like davedelgado (45 games) and redouble724 (39 games), djole1961 has shown equal parts resilience and mischievous tactical flairs.

When Does the Magic Happen?

If you’re looking to challenge djole1961, beware of evenings around 9-10 PM where his win rates peak around 51%, and mid-afternoons when the mind seems sharpest. But come early morning or late night (2 AM?), the chances to catch him off guard are slightly higher, so be prepared for the time zone chess nuances.

In Summary

djole1961 is a chess gladiator with a playful serious streak—cool under pressure, quick to retreat when the waters get rough, and a specialist in those long grueling endgames that can break lesser mortals. Known for bouncing back stronger after setbacks (an 80% comeback rate!) and chasing those ever-elusive victories with unyielding spirit, this player proves that in chess, as in life, it’s not just about how you start but how you finish.

So, next time you sit across the board from djole1961, remember: it’s more than a game, it’s a chess saga filled with tactical surprises, mental fortitude, and enough secret weaponry to keep you guessing. Good luck!