Andras Dankhazi (aka Kimster98)
FIDE Master Extraordinaire
Known in the chess world by the elusive moniker Kimster98, Andras Dankhazi is a FIDE Master who dances deftly with kings and queens on the 64-square battlefield. Earning the official title from FIDE, Andras has established a reputation for solid technique and fierce tactical awareness — and just a hint of mischief.
Career Highlights & Style
Andras has a peak blitz rating soaring to an eye-watering 2759 (March 2021), alongside a bullet peak rating that tips the scales at 2814 (June 2023). Talk about playing fast and strong! When it comes to rapid play, Andras can still hold their own with a peak rating of 2514.
Their style is a masterclass in endurance and precision: with an average of over 90 moves per win in blitz, Andras doesn't just win quickly — they win with patience and flair. A comeback rate of 85.73% shows that giving up is simply not in their vocabulary. Plus, an endgame frequency of nearly 82% means they are just as comfortable when most players are déjà vu-ing their opening blunders.
Playing Habits and Psychological Profile
While some players wilt under pressure, Andras has a tilt factor of 9 — which is modest but means the chessboard occasionally gets a little spicy. Their best time of day for gameplay is a surprising 8:00 AM, proving that early birds really do catch the chess worms. No coffee needed; just pure chess adrenaline.
With a win rate close to 50% as White and 43% as Black, Andras is a versatile player. They can swing from aggressive opening play to patiently outlasting opponents in later stages — finishing games decisively and occasionally indulging in early resignations to keep things spicy.
Most Memorable Opponents & Records
Among Andras’ notable adversaries are w_amadeus (256 encounters!), mrtattaglia, and caraguru. Not surprisingly, with so many battles fought, the win rates vary widely — from perfect scores to humbling defeats. But that's chess: a game of glorious victories and instructive defeats.
Latest Triumph
In their most recent blitz triumph, Andras unleashed an English Opening that left their opponent gasping for breath and counting pawns. The victory came after a marathon 63-move battle, culminating in a graceful win on time — the classic mix of brains, nerves, and clock management.
In Summary
Andras Dankhazi is not your average chess player. A FIDE Master with a knack for long, strategic fights and tactical fireworks, they combine early-morning brilliance with late-night endurance. Whether crushing opponents in bullet or outwitting rivals in rapid, Andras blends dedication, skill, and a pinch of fun — proving chess can be both serious and seriously entertaining.