Dikinur ardiansyah

Dikinur Ardiansyah (aka Febrian224) - Chess Adventurer Extraordinaire

Meet Dikinur Ardiansyah, or as the online chess world knows him, Febrian224: a rapid chess enthusiast whose rating journey resembles a roller coaster powered by both brilliant strategy and a pinch of delightful unpredictability. Peaking at a modest yet respectable 550 in May 2025, Dikinur likes to keep opponents guessing — and sometimes scratching their heads.

Playing Style & Stats

With an overall rapid win record slightly over 50%, Dikinur is no stranger to the battlefield. His games are a marathon rather than a sprint, averaging about 61 moves to victory and maintaining a steady focus through the endgame almost half the time. Whether wielding the white or black pieces, he maintains a fairly balanced win rate (51% as White, 54% as Black) — a humble reminder that chess is about the quality of your moves, not just the color of your uniform.

Favorite Openings & Tactical Quirks

Dikinur’s secret weapon? The Scandinavian Defense, an opening that brings out his inner Viking with an unbeaten 100% win rate across six games — a rare and impressive feat! He’s also a fan of the Van't Kruijs Opening, boasting a healthy 75% success rate. However, not all gambits bring him glory; the Alekhines Defense Scandinavian Variation has been his nemesis, with all three documented games ending in losses.

Psychology & Patterns

Don't worry about emotional meltdowns — Dikinur's tilt factor is a cool 5%, proving that he bounces back with the resilience of a chess cat. In fact, his comeback rate tops out at a respectable 54%! His all-time favorite hour to conquer opponents is 11 AM, where his focus shines bright, boasting an 86% win rate in that hour. Weekends look promising too, particularly Saturdays, where his win rate jumps to an impressive 65%.

Notable Recent Battles

Recent matches show that Febrian224 doesn’t shy from the drama: from a swift checkmate victory executing the classic Philidor Defense sacrifice (Bxf7+ anyone?), to tough losses in the Alekhines Defense Scandinavian Variation bouts. His encounters with “jaichechani1” have been tough sledding, but he has had glorious triumphs against players like SpoconyAntos110 and KrakenAJ045, boasting a 100% win rate against them.

In Summary

Dikinur Ardiansyah is proof that chess is as much about passion and persistence as ratings and statistics. Whether he's launching bold pawn storms or patiently maneuvering in the endgame, every move is a story — sometimes a brilliant checkmate, sometimes a learning step, but always an adventure worth watching.

Keep an eye on Febrian224: the rapid chess world might just be his oyster, and he’s getting better with every game!