Profile of FIDE Master Goltsev Dmitry
Meet Goltsev Dmitry, a chess virtuoso who has earned the esteemed title of FIDE Master. This is no ordinary player — Dmitry has been steadily climbing the ranks, demonstrating a keen mind and an indomitable fighting spirit across multiple chess time controls.
Career Highlights & Style
With peak blitz and bullet ratings soaring above 2900, Dmitry is a formidable force in the faster-paced arenas. In 2021, he flirted with a blitz rating close to 3000 — a testament to his lightning-fast calculation and nerves of steel. His bullet play is equally impressive, hitting a stunning 3015 in early 2025. Rapid and daily games? Dmitry holds his own with a tactical flair, riding win rates upward of 80% in select openings.
An aficionado of classic openings, Dmitry has found success in a variety of defenses and variations, notably excelling with the French Defense Exchange Variation and the Sicilian Defense complex. His calm under pressure is legendary, boasting an incredible 90.39% comeback rate — he's the type to turn a near-loss into a crowd-pleasing victory.
Statistical Wizardry
- Total Wins: Over 19,000 games won across bullet, blitz, rapid, and daily formats.
- Longest Winning Streak: 43 games — imagine the focus and discipline required!
- Typical Games: Likes to play long, strategic battles — with average moves per win extending to nearly 88 moves, he’s clearly in it for the long haul.
- Best Time to Challenge: Between midnight and 2 AM, when Dmitry’s mind is razor-sharp.
- Psychology: Tilt factor of 20 and an impressive ability to keep cool after losses — a true chess warrior with emotional fortitude.
Recently on the Board
Dmitry’s recent games demonstrate fearless attacking play, including a crushing victory using the Sicilian Defense Open Dragon against "GroovyKettle" and strong positional skills in French Defense battles. Even when he faces setbacks—like a dramatic checkmate loss to "whynotfutureGM"—he bounces back like a champ, proving resilience is his middle name.
Fun Facts & Quirks
Outside the serious stats, Dmitry could probably teach a masterclass on balancing speed with precision, especially in bullet chess: while many rush to blunder, Dmitry combines speed with meticulous calculation. Rumor has it he once convinced his opponent to resign without even looking at the clock — just by the stare of his knight on f5.
With a win rate of nearly 57% as White and over 53% as Black, Dmitry proves that playing with the black pieces doesn’t mean conceding the advantage — just more reasons to add “chess magician” to his resume.