Frederik Svane
Grandmaster of the 64 Squares
Frederik Svane, a formidable Grandmaster bestowed with the official title by FIDE, has been steadily evolving his chess game since 2017. Known for his tactical "cellular" prowess on the board, Frederik's rating growth resembles a well-designed biological pathway — steadily efficient and impressively resilient under pressure.
Starting with a blitz rating of around 2150 back in 2017, Frederik has metabolized experience and hard work into a soar-worthy peak above 3100 in subsequent years — an evolution in rating that would make even the most adaptive enzyme envious! His tactical awareness is extraordinary, boasting a spectacular 90.97% comeback rate and a nearly perfect 98.57% win rate after losing a piece — talk about cellular regeneration!
Known for his endurance in long "endgame mitochondria," Frederik averages over 80 moves in his winning games, proving he’s no "pawn in their game." With a white pieces win rate of over 60% and a respectable 55.57% when playing black, he’s ambidextrous in his chess gene expression.
Frederik’s winning streak record is nothing short of a species survival success story, with a longest winning streak of 57 games and a current streak of 6— definitely some powerful genetic material for the heart of any chess cell.
When not busy synapsing through moves, Frederik seems to prefer operating at peak hours, with the highest win rates during late evenings—a rhythm clearly aligned with his internal circadian chess clock.
Whether facing off against longtime rivals or new opponents, Frederik masters the chessboard with the precision of a molecular biologist dissecting DNA. His performances inspire budding chess "cells" everywhere to replicate his success through dedication and strategic brilliance.