FIDE Master Jarod Bryan (aka DKSystem2)
Jarod Bryan, proudly bearing the prestigious title of FIDE Master, is a chess enthusiast who dances gracefully with the 64 squares. With a peak daily rating soaring to an impressive 2478, Jarod’s journey through the chess ranks is nothing short of inspiring—and a little bit intimidating.
Rating Rollercoaster & Playing Style
Jarod’s playing style is a fascinating blend of resilience and precision. Known for an early resignation rate barely above 0.19%, they prefer to fight to the bitter end with an average of 64 moves per win, proving that patience is a virtue on the board. White pieces tend to be lucky, boasting a win rate of 68.26%, but don’t count out their prowess as Black, where they maintain a respectable 65.74% win rate.
Not one to throw in the towel prematurely, Jarod has a fantastic comeback rate of 72.73%, showing remarkable mental toughness when the odds are stacked against them. The tilt factor is notably low at 7, so it’s safe to say Jarod is much calmer than your average chess player who just blundered their queen!
Game Formats & Strengths
Whether it’s the lightning quick bullet games or the more measured daily matches, Jarod shows versatility:
- Daily Chess peak: 2478
- Blitz Chess peak: 2517 (because who doesn’t love a speedy challenge?)
- Bullet Chess peak: 2213
- Rapid Chess peak: 1986
With thousands of blitz games under their belt and a win rate comfortably above 73% with their favorite "Top Secret" opening, Jarod’s opening prep is no joke. In fact, they dominate with it, winning nearly three-quarters of games in daily and blitz formats alike.
Memorable Matches
One of Jarod’s latest victories was a swift victory by resignation using the Caro-Kann Defense: Two Knights Attack — showing not only an ability to outmaneuver opponents but also to sense when the game is already in the bag.
On the tougher side, Jarod has faced challenges learning from losses against strong opponents like HoldemRulzOK, but even those losses are fuel for the fire, contributing to their stellar comeback statistics.
Fun Facts
- Jarod’s most dangerous hour? 9 AM — the perfect time to spill coffee and threaten checkmate simultaneously.
- Longest winning streak: a mind-boggling 28 games. Clearly, Jarod once channeled their inner chess superhero.
- Longest losing streak? Just 7 games — even the best have to lose occasionally. But Jarod bounces back with style.
Whether blitzing away or mastering the long daily game, Jarod Bryan is a name that chess communities respect and opponents fear. With strategic depth, psychological resilience, and just a dash of mystery (courtesy of the "Top Secret" opening!), Jarod continues robustly on their quest for chess mastery — one brilliant move at a time.