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DPardoS IM

Since 2021 (Inactive) Chess.com ♟♟
60.2%- 31.4%- 8.5%
Bullet 2236
0W 1L 0D
Blitz 2453
67W 35L 9D
Rapid 2265
4W 1L 1D

DPardoS: The International Master with a Tactical Twist

Meet DPardoS, an International Master whose chessboard adventures are as thrilling as a rollercoaster ride — minus the screaming (mostly). With a blitz rating peaking at an impressive 2467 in 2022 and maintaining a razor-sharp 2453 in 2023, DPardoS is a force to be reckoned with in fast-paced chess battles.

Known for their top secret opening repertoire (because who really wants to reveal those lethal moves?), DPardoS boasts a solid 60% win rate in blitz games across more than 100 encounters. They have a knack for comebacks too, with a staggering 93% comeback success rate and an almost mythical 100% win rate after losing a piece — talk about turning the tables!

When it comes to endurance, DPardoS is no slouch. Their average winning game lasts about 74 moves, proving patience and precision are their trusty allies. And if you think they have a preference for white or black, think again — they actually win more often playing black (62.3% wins versus 57.9% as white), keeping opponents guessing.

Their competitive spirit shines brightest on Monday (a 73% win rate) and Saturday morning around 8 AM (an 80% win rate), which might just be the secret times for catching DPardoS in peak form. Opponents beware: whether it’s blitz, rapid, or the occasional bullet, DPardoS combines tactical wizardry with psychological resilience, boasting a tilt factor so low it’s practically non-existent.

Off the board, DPardoS enjoys keeping things mysterious — after all, how else to explain the success of their secret openings? But one thing’s for sure, when the clock starts ticking, DPardoS channels the mind of a grandmaster with the heart of a chess gladiator. Just don’t expect them to give away their secrets anytime soon.

In short: DPardoS isn’t just playing chess; they’re rewriting the rules — one brilliant move at a time.

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