Player Profile: Fabridjio_rz07
Fabridjio_rz07 is a passionate chess enthusiast known for his adventurous spirit and steady improvement across multiple time controls. In 2025, he dedicated himself to Rapid games, playing 482 matches and finishing the year with a 623 rating (reaching as high as 708). He also explored Blitz and Bullet, with final ratings of 346 and 296 respectively, and excelled in Daily chess, maintaining a perfect 1-0 record (rating 809) in that format.
Across Rapid, Blitz, Bullet, and Daily games, Fabridjio_rz07 amassed a total of 264 wins, 260 losses, and 22 draws during the year. He is recognized for strong performances with certain openings, especially the Nimzowitsch Defense and Alekhine’s Defense, where he frequently achieved a 100% score in Rapid. This versatility helped drive his White win rate up to 53.31%, compared to a 43.43% success rate when playing Black.
Demonstrating resilience, he posted a remarkable 60.61% comeback rate and never lost a game whenever he came back from material deficits. His average winning games concluded around move 52, while losses typically stretched close to 63 moves. Endgames surfaced in more than half of his matches, underscoring a preference for deeper strategic battles.
While he occasionally resigns early (3.46% of the time), Fabridjio_rz07 showcased an ability to string victories together, highlighted by an eight-game winning streak. His most successful day tends to be Thursday (winning over 61% of games), and he also found promising success playing late in the day, once achieving a 100% win rate at the 23:00 hour. Despite a moderate tilt factor of 6, his consistency in rated play remained strong, contributing to a notable rated vs. casual win difference of nearly 49%.
Whether analyzing openings, embracing tactical challenges, or pushing into tricky endgames, Fabridjio_rz07 continues to refine his craft. As he hones his skills further, fans and opponents alike can expect this dedicated competitor to press for new rating milestones and memorable triumphs on the chessboard.
