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Damion Davy - FIDE Master Extraordinaire

Meet Damion Davy, known in the chess realms as drd_davi, a player who commands the 64 squares with the prestigious title of FIDE Master. Damion's chess journey, peppered with battles fought in the swift arenas of Blitz and Bullet chess, reveals a warrior who thrives under pressure – and sometimes under caffeine.

In 2020, Damion blitzed through 105 races against the clock, hitting a peak Blitz rating of 2532 – no small feat! Their Bullet prowess wasn’t far behind with a max of 2522. While their win-loss record might seem like a seesaw at times (46 wins vs 49 losses in Blitz, and 22 wins vs 32 losses in Bullet), don't mistake the balance for balance of power. With a staggering 100% win rate after losing a piece, Damion proves an unshakeable comeback artist — after all, giving up never figured in the game plan.

Damion prefers the confidential and mysterious, often opening with a "Top Secret" strategy — perhaps literal, given how mere mortals don't have access! Their games are long affairs, averaging around 69 moves to victory, telling tales of meticulous endgame wizardry (they enter the endgame stage in over 75% of their matches).

If you catch Damion on a day ending with “y,” Saturday and Sunday might be your lucky days, boasting win rates above 50%. Curious about their most lethal hour? Bzzz — 7 AM brings a flawless 100% win rate. Either that or Damion’s morning coffee finally kicks in.

Opponents beware: Damion’s psychological resilience is no joke. With an almost mythical 88% comeback rate and a tilt factor of 6 (meaning a dash of frustration may creep in, but they bounce back quickly), their games are as thrilling as a blockbuster chess saga. The only known way to unnerve this maestro? Apparently, to avoid giving them the pleasure of resignation — because Damion never waves the white flag early.

Whether you challenge Damion at blitz, bullet, or just a friendly intellectual duel, know this: under the watchful eyes of drd_davi, no piece is truly safe, no game truly over until the last move. And if they lose a knight? Don’t blink — the comeback is coming.