Ivancho66

Profile Summary: Ivancho66

Meet Ivancho66, the chess warrior who’s been quietly climbing the ranks with a mix of strategy, grit, and perhaps a pinch of luck from the chess gods. Starting with a modest daily rating around 1400 in mid-2022, Ivancho66 steadily improved with dedication, hitting a peak rating of 1915 in March 2025 — no small feat in the online chess jungle!

Known for a diverse repertoire (though apparently some openings are top secret!), Ivancho66 favors dynamic battles, boasting a healthy win rate especially when playing against lower-rated opponents — a whopping 71.88% wins there — but still shows tenacity against the higher-rated too, never backing down. Whether it’s the Kings Indian Attack (with a 100% win rate in that rare outing) or the classic Nimzo Indian Defense, Ivancho66’s opponents better be ready for surprises.

This player proves true to the adage “three’s a charm”: with an impressive longest winning streak of 9 games and a current streak that’s happily not suffering any losses, they’re not one to toss in the towel easily (early resignations? Zero!). Also, the endurance in endgames is admirable, with over 73% of games stretching into those nerve-racking final phases.

An aficionado of the daily format, Ivancho66 mixes a careful balance of patience and calculated risks, evidenced by an average of 55 moves per win but a whopping 82 moves per loss — clearly, this player draws out the battles and fights till the end...or until the king crashes spectacularly.

Psychologically speaking, watch out at 9 AM — that’s prime time when Ivancho66’s tactical gears are greased, enjoying a near-perfect win rate in the early morning hours. And if ever a piece drops unexpectedly, this crafty chess mind still manages to claw back to victory nearly 43% of the time!

When not crafting checkmates or navigating grueling endgames, Ivancho66 enjoys friendly rivalries with recurring opponents like emma1024 and borgesgr, where the battle is fierce and evenly matched.

As for recent games, Ivancho66’s latest triumph came with a neat resignation victory over danielevc66 using the Nimzo Indian Defense Classical Noa Variation— proof that mastery is no accident. Sure, losses happen (who hasn’t been checkmated?), but this player bounces back stronger and smarter.

In short, Ivancho66 is the underdog turned contender, the charmingly stubborn tactician who makes every pawn push count and every check a thrilling story. Keep an eye on this username — the king’s reign might just be getting started!