Fredik83

Profile Summary: Fredik83

Meet Fredik83, a spirited chess adventurer whose journey on the 64 squares is a blend of perseverance, surprises, and the occasional dramatic flair. Starting his climb around April 2024 with a modest rapid rating of 715, Fredik83’s determination has pushed the numbers well past the 1100 mark in rapid chess by early 2025. Not a grandmaster yet, but let’s just say the kings and queens respect him enough to keep an eye on his moves!

Over 1,000 rapid games later, with 466 wins, 418 losses, and 37 draws, Fredik83’s style could be best described as tenacious—unlikely to give up early (only resigning in about 4.5% of games) and known for sticking it out through long battles averaging 60+ moves per victory. His endgame stamina is admirable, showing up in almost 65% of games, meaning when the queens leave the stage, he’s just getting warmed up.

When it comes to openings, this player sneaks up on opponents with the Philidor Defense, a chess move that’s as subtle as Fredik83’s overall style—solid but ready to pounce. He also experiments with the Van t Kruijs Opening, boasting an impressive win rate north of 60% there. It seems Fredik83 likes to keep things fresh but dependable, thriving in both queens' pawn and kings' pawn battles.

Not to be underestimated in daily games either, with a peak Daily rating of 1289 and some knitting together of wins there. Blitz and bullet aren’t Fredik83’s playgrounds (with a few games and a less impressive record), but rapid time controls are where the magic happens.

Psychologically, Fredik83 has a tilt factor of 8—a good reminder that even the toughest knights have their moments. But his resilience shines with an 81% comeback rate after falling behind; losing a piece isn't a death sentence in his book. If anything, it’s motivation to plot a cunning counterattack.

Favorite Time to Play? Around 5 AM, when most mortals are hitting snooze, Fredik83 is busy calculating forks, pins, and checkmates.

Recent games highlight a penchant for grinding down opponents with strategic pressure and exploiting small mistakes. The most recent victory came against karanfc, showcasing Fredik83's ability to capitalize on resignations (because who wants to play on when you know you’re doomed?). His defeats, often close and fought to the very end, remind all that chess is a marathon, not a sprint.

In the grand chessboard of life, Fredik83 is that formidable underdog with a wicked sense of timing and a slightly mischievous approach. Never discount this player who turns everyday chess into an epic saga—ready to catch you off guard with a quiet move that screams, "Checkmate incoming!"

Watch this space: Fredik83 is just getting started.