Dassault Gigiwp

Profile Summary: Dassault Gigiwp (aka Dlisq)

Meet Dassault Gigiwp, known in the chess world as Dlisq – the master of come-from-behind victories and a tactician with a flair for the dramatic. With a career spanning rapid, blitz, and bullet formats, Dlisq has earned a reputation for resilience and an uncanny ability to turn tables when the odds are against him.

Starting from humble beginnings with a rapid rating of 972 in 2021, Dlisq’s journey has been up and down like a rollercoaster – but more thrilling. His rapid rating has bounced back from dips, peaking at 1338 early on and steadily climbing to a solid 1136 in 2025. While blitz and bullet ratings may not have hit grandmaster territory yet (peaking respectively at 1121 and 809), his tactical awareness more than makes up for it.

Known for an impressive 71.5% comeback rate, he refuses to give up even after losing a piece – in fact, his win rate after losing a piece is a perfect 100%. Talk about resilience! Though his tilt factor of 13 means he might mutter a colorful phrase or two after a rough game, Dlisq keeps his cool most of the time and averages a robust 57 moves per win. Early resignations? Barely 3% – a true fighter who battles until the bitter end.

His overall win/loss/draw records paint a picture of a gritty competitor: nearly balanced with 1293 wins and 1329 losses in rapid games and fewer draws than some might hope for, proving he’s decisive, if nothing else. When playing White, Dlisq enjoys close to a 50% win rate, slightly higher than his Black games – yet the opponent better beware, no matter the color!

Dlisq’s choice of opening? Well, it’s a top secret (literally). Nearly 3,000 games showcase a commitment to secrecy and surprise, keeping opponents guessing and maybe a little frustrated.

When it comes to psychological warfare, Dlisq’s "Tilt Factor" might hint at some post-game mood swings, but his sharp mind quickly resets. Interestingly, Dlisq fares better in rated matches than casual ones, displaying that extra spark when the pressure is on.

Off the board, Dassault Gigiwp is probably plotting world chess domination—or maybe just plotting to avoid early resignations and perfect those endgames, since he dives into them over 60% of the time.

Fun fact: His longest winning streak is an impressive 11 games, proving once he gets going, stopping him is like trying to checkmate a phantom queen.

Whether it's rapid battles at the peak of midday or sneaky blitz moves under the late-night moonlight (look out for his strong results around 23:00!), Dlisq plays chess like a mysterious nocturnal strategist – always ready to spring a trap or conjure a comeback.

Keep an eye on him and prepare for surprises; after all, with a username like Dlisq, you know he's here to disarm, outwit, and occasionally frustrate his adversaries with style and humor.