Stick Figure FM

FIDE Master Stick Figure

Stick Figure, proudly carrying the esteemed title of FIDE Master, is a chess player whose rating charts look like the thrilling rollercoaster rides more composited than a steeplechase at the Grand National. Known online as DrKozerov, this player has been dazzling opponents, fans, and bewildered onlookers alike with tactical awareness and strategic depth.

With a blitz peak rating reaching an incredible 2787 in April 2023 and a bullet peak rating of 2892 from May 2022, Stick Figure operates in the upper echelon of speed chess excellence. Their rapid peak, a respectable 2507, shows they’re no slouch in the classical arena either, even if their rapid play is more "rapid surprise" than "slow and steady."

Over more than 5,000 bullet games and a similar mountain of blitz duels, Stick Figure has built a reputation of resilience: a comeback rate of 87.36% suggests that giving up is simply not in their vocabulary. Though occasional downturns happen—they once endured a daunting 17-game losing streak—Stick Figure makes a habit out of bouncing back with even fiercer intensity.

A mysterious aura surrounds their signature opening, codenamed "Top Secret", amassing over 5,300 games in blitz alone with nearly 2,550 wins. The details of their opening repertoire could probably fetch more money than a blockbuster spy thriller screenplay. One can’t help but suspect that Stick Figure is a chess ninja operating in the shadows of the 64 squares.

Their psychological profile reveals a tilt factor of 17, indicating that while they might occasionally grumble at a missed tactic or a puzzling blunder, Stick Figure returns to the board with a focused and fearless demeanor. Their best time to unleash chess prowess? The early morning hours at 6 AM, a somewhat poetic time to checkmate an opponent before breakfast.

Never one to shy away from drama, their most recent triumph came in a gritty battle featuring the Indian Game - East Indian Devin Gambit, where DrKozerov’s gritty defense and tactical storms forced the opponent to resign after 51 moves.

In the great tradition of chess warriors, Stick Figure is as comfortable annihilating opponents with devastating checkmates as they are grinding out wins by resignation or timeout. To their opponents: beware, because Stick Figure’s games promise suspense, tactical fireworks, and the occasional stick figure doodle imagined capturing a queen.

In summary, Stick Figure is an enigmatic and accomplished FIDE Master whose chess journey is equal parts mastery and mystery, speed and strategy, and quite possibly a handwritten stick figure somewhere in between.