Frederik Frieg

Frederik Frieg (fred2599)

Meet Frederik Frieg, better known in the chess world by his fearless username fred2599. A tenacious battler on the 64-square battlefield, Frederik’s journey is one of ups and downs, grit, and growth—a rollercoaster of pawns and peril.

Rating Highlights & Style

Frederik's chess rating chronicles read like a suspense novel, with a peak blitz rating soaring to 1200 back in 2019 and notable rapid and daily peaks at 1077 and an impressive 977 respectively. While the bullet rating may seem modest, never exceeding 707, it speaks to his experimental and daring style, often throwing caution—and sometimes the king—to the wind.

Playing Style & Personality

Known for his willingness to enter the fray head-on, Frederik’s average game length tells tales of epic struggle—winning games in about 41 moves and losing in roughly 46 moves. His specialty? Not giving up easily. With a 69% comeback rate, if Frederik loses a piece, he’s still very much in the fight, even if the odds are slender.

Early resignation is a mere 6% of his games—because Frederik believes every chess battle deserves a worthy effort. He’s got a tilt factor of 17, which means he feels the heat sometimes, but hey, even the best get a little steamed now and then.

Opening Arsenal

Frederik’s secret weapon seems to be the mysterious “Top Secret” opening—where he holds a winning edge above 51%! Aside from that, he enjoys rattling opponents with the Scandinavian Defense and dabbling in the Center Game Accepted (Paulsen Attack). His versatility means you never quite know what he’ll spring next—except maybe a cheeky grin.

Recent Results & Memorable Matches

In his most recent games, Frederik demonstrated his prowess with a victory using the Center Game Accepted (Paulsen Attack), winning by resignation after a swift 9 moves. Though battles have been tough, like his recent blitz on-the-edge losses on time, he keeps coming back stronger.

Whether it’s besting randbpark or tussling with mortimero, Frederik’s games are never dull. He's faced numerous opponents multiple times, often finding ways to tilt the balance in his favor—especially against opponents like ggmg97 where his win rate is nearly 97%!

Fun Facts

• His best time to play is at 4 AM—when the world sleeps, Frederik’s strategies awaken.
• He’s got a quirky opening win rate curiosity: 0% in certain rare openings like the Reti or Accelerated London System, but a solid 100% undefeated record in the Nimzowitsch Defense Kennedy Linksspringer Variation!
• Despite occasional rough patches with streaks of losses (longest losing streak: 17 games), Frederik proudly maintains a current winning streak of 3—still going strong!

Frederik Frieg is not just a name; he’s a warrior of the chessboard, a gamer with the heart of a lion, the curiosity of a cat, and the resilience to keep pressing on no matter how tricky the position or how cheeky the opponent’s gambit. Watch out—fred2599 is here to checkmate your expectations!