Gabriel Dybas

Gabriel Dybas (Gdybas)

Meet Gabriel Dybas, also known in the chess circuits by his username Gdybas, a determined player riding the rollercoaster of the 21st-century chess battlefield. With a passion for tactics and a flair for sudden comebacks, Gabriel brings a mix of resilience and occasional missteps to the board — a true chess gladiator who knows both the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat.

Rating & Style

Gabriel’s peak ratings boast impressive numbers: a bullet rating soaring to 305, a rapid chess warrior at 302, a blitz specialist peaking at 282, and a flawless perfect 400 in daily chess. His quick-paced games are a testament to his bold “charge-and-see-what-happens” style, often featuring sharp openings like the King's Pawn Opening and the intriguingly aggressive Englund Gambit, which he seems to wield like a secret weapon — winning over half the games he plays with it in blitz.

Fun fact: Despite flashes of brilliance, Gabriel isn't shy about surrendering early or embracing time scrambles, showcasing an early resignation rate of just 5.37% and a battleship's tilt factor of 12 — so if things don’t go his way, don’t be surprised to see a dramatic exit or a cheeky timeout victory.

Playing Personality

With an average of 47 moves per win versus 62 moves per loss, Gabriel’s games tend to be endure-long tactical affairs. His comeback rate is a formidable 72.54%, proving that while he may stumble, he rarely stays down. His knack for turning the tables after losing a piece (winning almost a third of such moments) makes him a pesky opponent not to underestimate.

Gabriel’s battlefield isn’t just about sharp moves but also psychological endurance. His preferred time to strike? The chess gods seem to smile on him around 1 PM, when his chess intuition peaks. Beware opponents: he thrives on weekdays and weekends alike, but Wednesday might be your lucky day against him — he dips down to a 29% win rate then!

Opening Repertoire Highlights

• Blitz favorite: King's Pawn Opening with a brace of variations including his beloved King's Knight Variation.
• Rapid success: A stellar 75% win rate using the Bishop's Opening in Berlin Defense — clearly, bishops are his best pals.
• Bullet perfection: A clean 100% win with the King's Pawn Opening, proving that when the clock is ticking, Gabriel’s instincts rule.

Yet, not every gambit is a guaranteed success — his Pirc Defense in blitz holds a humble 7.69% win rate, suggesting he may be experimenting with the "let’s-see-what-happens" style, or just testing his opponent’s patience.

Legendary Battles

Gabriel’s latest recorded victory is a proud demonstration of patience and precision — defeating ScrEric by resignation in a tactical melee of the King's Pawn Opening, King's Knight Variation.
Explore the game here — where careful maneuvering and a timely attack forced his opponent to concede.

On the lighter side, Gabriel is no stranger to dramatic losses. His recent match against felixbr04 ended abruptly with a game abandonment, showing that even the best can have off days — or maybe just a quick snack break!

Overall Record

• Blitz: 117 wins, 180 losses, 27 draws
• Rapid: 63 wins, 107 losses, 23 draws
• Bullet: 8 wins, 6 losses
• Daily: An even split at 5 wins and 5 losses

In summary:

Gabriel Dybas is a fiery competitor, equal parts strategist, risk-taker, and relentless fighter. Whether he’s crushing opponents in a blitz bullet frenzy or battling through a marathon daily game, his love for chess and unyielding spirit shines through. Opponents beware: this is no ordinary player, but a spirited tactician who embraces every win, loss, and draw with the same passion… and maybe a little chessboard-induced drama.