FabrizioD

Career Snapshot

FabrizioD has been a fixture of Daily chess since November ྂ2012. Their career has stretched well into September ྂ2026, making them a true veteran of the long game. The Daily board has seen them climb steadily from the low 1100s to a peak around 1807 (2024-08-23) in August ྂ2024, before landing near 1711 in the latest data. The chart below illustrates that long, patient climb.

• Daily chess record: 179 wins, 450 losses, 51 draws
• Longest losing streak: 20 games
• Longest winning streak: 5 games, a streak that remains alive

A Rivalry for the Record Books

No profile of FabrizioD is complete without mentioning Renzo Ramondino, their most frequent opponent by an absurd margin. The two have crossed paths 588 times in Daily chess. The ledger is lopsided: eulero78 owns 417 wins against FabrizioD's 130, with 41 draws. FabrizioD keeps returning for more, which takes a certain kind of resilience. Another frequent rival, fullpoker70, has managed a much closer series, while sapply has never beaten FabrizioD across their 10 meetings. Against sapply at least, FabrizioD can claim perfection.

Opening Repertoire

FabrizioD is a devoted 1.d4 player. As White, they channel opponents into the King's Indian Defense with the Benko Attack, and also lean on the Benoni Defense and Pirc Defense. As Black, the shields of choice include the Caro-Kann Defense, the Slav Defense, and a regular dose of Queen's Gambit Declined setups. A special mention goes to the delightfully named Amazon Attack, which appears infrequently but delivers a sparkling 47.62% win rate for FabrizioD.

• The King's Indian Defense Benko Attack accounts for 80 Daily games as White, showing deep loyalty to one setup.
• As Black, the Caro-Kann Defense family appears more than 100 times across its variations, making it their most trusted defensive system.
• The English Opening's Caro-Kann Defensive System is another reliable source, with a 34.38% win rate in 32 games.

Playing Style and Habits

FabrizioD does not rush. Their Daily games average roughly 60 moves per decisive result, and endgames appear in about two thirds of their contests. Early resignation is rare, and their comeback rate sits above 82%, suggesting someone who trusts the late game even when things look grim. FabrizioD also converts nearly 78% of games against lower rated opposition, while stronger opponents remain a tougher puzzle.

There is also a delightful quirk in the data: FabrizioD's best statistical hour to play is 03:00, when their sampled win rate hits 100%. Whether that reflects late night clarity or stubbornness is impossible to say, but it fits a player who will keep grinding until the board runs out of pieces.