Jodika Jastin

Jodika Jastin: The Chess Adventurer

If chess were a rollercoaster, Jodika Jastin would be the rider screaming both in terror and exhilaration. Starting from a modest Rapid rating of 210 in 2021, they quickly climbed to an impressive peak of 854 in 2023 — proving that perseverance (and maybe a bit of luck) pays off.

Jodika’s blitz games resemble a wild sprint marathon: with 180+ games spread mostly between 2023 and 2025, they’ve danced between highs of 926 and lows that make you wonder if the rook ever took a coffee break (hello 401 rating in 2025 blitz!). Whether winning 42 out of 94 games or facing tough losses, Jodika never backs down, showing a comeback rate close to 70% — a true chess phoenix.

Known for tactical wizardry, Jodika has a flawless 100% win rate after losing a piece. Talk about turning lemons into lemonade — or perhaps losing a knight but winning the crowd. Their longest winning streak of 7 games hints at moments where the stars aligned and the pawns marched triumphantly.

Opening repertoire? Oh, it’s as colorful as a box of chess chocolates. The Scandinavian Defense Mieses Kotrc Variation is their secret weapon in blitz with an 80% win rate, while the Scotch Game and Three Knights Opening boast perfect 100% win stats. In Rapid, Jodika enjoys the elegance of the Italian Game, winning 80% of the time, showing a flair for classical style peppered with surprises.

Jodika’s psychological game is just as fascinating — with a tilt factor at a humble 7, they’re mostly calm under pressure but don’t be fooled: their rated vs casual win difference is a hefty 47%, so casual games better come with a warning label.

Playing mostly with the black pieces, they have a slightly better win rate (48.6%) than with white (45.5%), perhaps proving that Jodika enjoys a strategic challenge more than a rush.

When Jodika logs in for a game? Prime hours seem to be early afternoon, with a cracking 63.6% win rate at 1pm, and a solid 75% at 5pm. Night owls beware, the midnight hour only yields a 14% win rate — but hey, every chess player has their kryptonite.

Off the board, Jodika might be the player who resigns early only about 6% of the time, preferring instead to fight long battles averaging 54 moves when victorious and 52 when defeated. A true competitor who enjoys the endurance test chess provides.

All in all, Jodika Jastin’s journey is a testament to resilience, quirky openings, and a strategic mind that thrives even when the odds look grim. Watch out opponents — this player is ready to turn the tables and keep the game alive, one knight at a time.