Elis Denele Dicen - Woman FIDE Master
Meet Elis Denele Dicen, also known in chess circles by the username elis06. A Woman FIDE Master, Elis is not your ordinary player — they combine tactical prowess with a dash of chessboard charisma. From a humble blitz rating of just over 1000 in 2017, Elis has climbed the ranks with a spirited mix of rapid advances and occasional setbacks reminiscent of a knight's unpredictable dance.
Their journey is marked by steady improvement, culminating in impressive peaks such as a blitz max rating soaring over 2400 in 2025 and a blitz win rate sitting comfortably above 50%. A true speedster, Elis shows a knack for bullet chess too, reaching ratings close to 2500 and boasting a winning percentage that'd make even Magnus Magnusson raise an eyebrow.
An endgame connoisseur with an endgame frequency of 82%, Elis loves those prolonged, brain-bending battles. Don’t be fooled by their willingness to resign early – at less than 1% early resignation rate, it only means they respect the power of a strategic withdrawal when the chess gods aren't on their side.
Streaks of brilliance pepper their career, including a longest winning streak of 11 games — quite possibly achieved while sipping coffee and casually plotting checkmates. With a comeback rate exceeding 84%, Elis is the embodiment of resilience, turning near losses into glorious victories and proving that a lost piece is just a plot twist, not the end of the story.
Off the board, Elis has a quirky sense for timing: their best moves happen in the early hours (8 AM boasts nearly 70% win rate!), and Thursdays seem to be the magical day for striking down opponents with a 57.5% win rate. Their psychological tilt factor is a manageable 8, meaning they occasionally take those tough losses personally—but who doesn't? After all, chess is war with pieces... and a little drama.
Engaged in thousands of games, Elis prefers 'Top Secret' openings, keeping their strategies under wraps—because why spoil the fun? Known opponents include a colorful mix of rivals, some who never won a single game against them, and others who managed to escape with a draw or two.
Whether blitzing through 270 games in a year or bulleting the clock down with lightning speed, Elis Denele Dicen continues to make waves in the chess world—proving that mastery isn't just a title, but a journey filled with patience, grit, and the occasional cheeky checkmate.