Alexander Dehlinger - FIDE Master Extraordinaire
Meet Alexander Dehlinger, a chess virtuoso who has earned the prestigious title of FIDE Master—a badge of honor that says, "Yes, I can see checkmate long before you even finish your opening." Starting back in 2013 with a blitz rating just over 1400, Alexander’s growth curve looks more like a rocket launch than a gentle climb, soaring to a peak blitz rating near 2678 by 2025. It’s as if the 64 squares whispered secrets to him, and he was all ears.
Alexander’s blitz games are nothing short of legendary, boasting over 7,000 wins—that's more wins than most of us have had hot dinners! With a longest winning streak of 20 games and a current streak of 3, this player clearly knows how to maintain momentum, unless a sneaky rabbit slips into the position.
What really sets Alexander apart is not just the numbers—they might be impressive on their own—but the style. Known for an average of around 94 moves per win, this player loves a long, strategic battle, lounging deep into the endgame (a whopping 88.75% of games!), proving patience truly is a virtue in chess. And just in case things look grim, Alexander's tactical awareness shines like a lighthouse in a storm: a remarkable 92% comeback rate and an impeccable 100% win rate after losing a piece. So, don’t be surprised if you see him losing a bishop early and then come back with the ferocity of a caffeinated knight.
Whether wielding the white pieces with a solid 52.18% win rate or fighting as black with respectable defenses, Alexander adapts swiftly and smartly. Rapid and bullet formats aren't safe either—with peak ratings solidly in the 2500+ range, Alexander dazzles in all time controls faster than you can say “blitzkrieg.”
Off the board, one might wonder if Alexander ever tilts—after all, even grandmasters have their moods. Well, the psychological tilt factor nudges a modest 9, a sure sign of cool-headedness when the pressure mounts. But don't be fooled! Despite the stoic facade, Alexander is human enough to mildly prefer rated challenges, occasionally throwing casual games a little curveball with a 36% win difference.
Over the years, Alexander built a vast arena of opponents, from casual weekend warriors to the fiercest titled contenders, proving a friendly yet fearsome figure in the chess community. A connoisseur of the mysterious "Top Secret" opening, Alexander's playstyle is as enigmatic as it is effective.
In short: Alexander Dehlinger, the FIDE Master who turns chess into an artful battle of wits, endurance, and occasional surprises, continues to inspire and checkmate his way into chess folklore. Watch closely—he’s always up for a game, but be warned: letting your guard down might just lead to a spectacular demise!