Profile Summary: fda fadf (aka idiot33333)
Meet fda fadf, a fiercely competitive International Master officially titled by FIDE, though many know them on the digital battleground as idiot33333 – a username that belies their serious skill at the 64 squares. Rising through the blitz and bullet ranks with the stealth and cunning of a chess ninja, fda favf’s journey has been nothing short of a rollercoaster with peak blitz rating soaring to a staggering 2849 in March 2025 and bullet high-water mark hitting 2799 earlier that year.
This player has wrangled victory from time pressure, mastered comebacks with a near 84% comeback rate, and has demonstrated a relentless endgame focus with an impressive 91.85% endgame frequency. Their style can be described as "sometimes brutally efficient," often squeezing wins even after losing material (39.99% win rate post losing a piece), but they’re no stranger to the occasional tilt too, clocking a "Tilt Factor" of 14 – because even IMs have their "why did I just blunder that?" moments.
When it comes to openings, fda fadf prefers moving into a covert operation state with Top Secret (a mysterious entry in their repertoire) that boasts nearly 1400 blitz games with a solid 42.56% win rate. They also enjoy classic battles in the Sicilian and Caro Kann, where their win rates hover just shy of 47%, proving they’re ready to dance through some of the chess world's most tactical minefields. Their love-hate relationship with the French Defense Kings Indian Attack (0% win rate in 10 games!) proves that every warrior has their Achilles heel.
fda fadf’s approach to chess is pragmatic and patient – an average blitz win is won after nearly 93 moves, meaning every game is a marathon of precision and nerve (or memorized lines taken to absurd lengths). Known opponents include the likes of shivampant20052006 and thinkingmusic, showing they’re frequently duking it out with some of the most dedicated blitz battlers out there.
Their recent games reveal a tactical sharpness, clinching wins by resignation and time trouble alike, often from balanced yet complicated positions. Whether squeezing out a win in a French Defense or navigating the wild paths of the Petrovs, idiot33333 dazzles with a blend of calculated aggression and strategic patience.
Fun fact: Despite the username, this player is anything but foolish – proving once again that in chess, names can be deceiving. Watch out world, fda fadf is here to remind you that even "idiots" can be masters of the game!