djulandra

About djulandra

Meet djulandra, a rapid-fire chess enthusiast whose rating rollercoaster in 2025 keeps fans on the edge of their seats! With a peak rapid rating of 667 achieved in April, djulandra has shown a knack for bouncing back and forth, much like a knight hopping between squares.

Playing Style & Strengths

Djulandra loves a good endgame, with an impressive 53% frequency diving deep into late-game battles. The average game can stretch to nearly 52 moves when winning, suggesting a patient and strategic mindset — or perhaps just a fondness for dramatic finishes.

Despite a modest 5.23% early resignation rate, djulandra’s resilience shines with a 61.62% comeback rate — when pieces are lost, expect some serious tactical wizardry to get back in the fight.

Favorite Openings

• Queen’s Pawn Opening: Most comfortable territory, boasting close to a 64% win rate in rapid games.
• Englund Gambit: An adventurous choice with a cheeky 51% win rate.
• King’s Pawn Opening: Slightly less friendly, hovering just below 49% wins but still fiercely competitive.

Djulandra also enjoys shaking things up with less traveled paths like the Horwitz Defense and the Three Knights Game, inviting opponents into a puzzling dance of strategy.

Performance Snapshot

Across formats, djulandra excels more at rapid and daily chess. Their daily peak rating is an impressive 744, contrasted by a bullet rating sticking around 289 — proving maybe speed chess isn’t their jam, but give them time and they’ll outthink you.

With a lifelong win-loss-draw record of 427-414-61 in rapid, this player knows the struggle of the battlefield well. Sometimes they win, sometimes they learn — and sometimes the opponent just gets knighted off the board.

Noteworthy Moments

In their most recent victory, djulandra brilliantly executed a checkmate after a complex battle involving the Queen's Pawn Opening Horwitz Defense. The game ended with an impressive final move b4# — talk about a mic-drop moment on the 64 squares!

But even champions stumble: their last loss was a brutal checkmate in the Petrovs Defense Three Knights Game, a gentle reminder that even the best can be outfoxed.

Psychological Insights & Quirks

Djulandra’s “tilt factor” stands at 7 — which means emotions can sometimes spike, especially when playing opponents rated above them (where they win less than 10% of the time). But don't underestimate the zen master: their best time to strike is surprisingly late at night around 11 PM, when the brain presumably switches into grandmaster mode.

Fun Facts

• Loses about as many games as they win — because balance is key in life and chess.
• Likes to try risky gambits like the Englund Gambit — because who doesn’t like a little chaos?
• Maintains a quirky 50/50 win rate as White but drops a bit playing Black — some pieces just feel luckier!

In the grand theater of chess, djulandra might just be the unpredictable star: part strategist, part gambler, and all heart. Keep an eye on this player; the next game might just be a masterpiece or a delightful trainwreck—and either way, it’s never boring.