Viktor Gazik GM

Viktor Gazik - Grandmaster of the Chessboard

Viktor Gazik, also known by the username Funo09, has gracefully evolved through the kingdoms of chess, proudly wearing the prestigious Grandmaster title bestowed by FIDE. A true biological marvel of the game, Viktor has adapted and thrived in multiple "ecosystems" including Blitz, Bullet, Rapid, and even Daily chess, proving that evolution favors the well-prepared!

From Pawns to Predators

With Blitz ratings soaring from a rookie 1959 in 2018 to a ferocious 3033 by 2025, Viktor displays a metabolic rate on the board that most prey dare not approach. Their tactical DNA includes a comeback rate of nearly 87% and a flawless 100% win rate even after losing a piece — talk about cellular regeneration on a chessboard! Even when under "attack," this grandmaster’s resilience is the stuff of evolutionary legend.

Speed and Precision: Bullet and Blitz Mastery

Viktor’s bullet games are a blinking double helix of rapid-fire brilliance, reaching a max rating of 3001 and demonstrating a win rate north of 68%. Blitz play is Viktor’s natural habitat, where a vast "population" of over 2,200 games showcases a 70% win rate, rivaling the most efficient neural networks this side of the 64 squares. Their longest winning streak of 51 games alone could be considered a phenotypic adaptation to competitive pressure.

The Art of the Endgame & Psychological Fortitude

An endgame specialist with nearly 80% frequency, Viktor’s games are often a masterclass in strategic cellular apoptosis — trimming options and carefully navigating until only the strongest remain. Their tilt factor remains low at 6, which means this grandmaster keeps a steady "homeostasis" even in the heat of battle, balancing psychological stress like a zen-like biologist summoning calm within chaos.

Social Behavior and Opponents

Viktor maintains a diverse "ecosystem" of opponents ranging from rising stars to seasoned veterans. They show particular dominance against players like tplovetiramisu and aryantari, boasting perfect win records—a true apex predator! Though sometimes vulnerable, this grandmaster adapts choice moves faster than enzymes catalyze reactions.

Quirky Facts

• Average moves per win: 75 – a steady march of biological precision.
• Average moves per loss: nearly 90 – because even the fittest sometimes stumble.
• White pieces win rate: 72.3% – dominance from the evolutionary high ground.
• Black pieces win rate: 68% – proving that even the underdog cell counts.
• Early resignation rate: a mere 1.05% – never quick to abandon the fight.

In the grand biosphere of chess, Viktor Gazik is a rare specimen: adaptable, cunning, and ever-evolving. With every game, this grandmaster replicates strategies at an unmatched rate, forever mutating tactics and outsmarting competitors. Truly, a creature both of science and art—one whose moves will echo in the annals of chess biology for generations to come.