Đăng Trần

Đăng Trần — The Relentless Madar1n of the Chessboard

Meet Đăng Trần, better known in the digital realms as Madar1n, a chess player whose journey is as dynamic as his opening choices (mostly "Top Secret," naturally). With a peak rapid rating of 1261 and blitz pushing close to 1260, Đăng is the kind of player who doesn't just sit quietly waiting for the perfect move—he dives headfirst into the tactical battlefield with a flair for the dramatic.

His career graph looks like a thrilling rollercoaster, with thrilling peaks in 2021-2023 and some dips that only serve to sharpen his resilience. In rapid chess, Đăng has battled through over 680 games with a near-even split — 324 wins, 321 losses — plus a few draws thrown in for good measure. But don't let those numbers fool you; his comeback magic is strong, boasting an 80% comeback rate after setbacks and a tilt factor kept impressively low at 10. Clearly, Madar1n keeps calm, collects himself, and hits back stronger.

In blitz, he’s racked up over 700 games with almost as many wins (352) as losses (339), delightfully unpredictable and always ready to shock his opponents. He has a special knack for playing openings classified as "Top Secret," which might just mean he's secretly concocting some chess wizardry no one else has seen. And when he’s facing down the clock in the earliest hours (best time to play? 3 AM — the witching hour of chess!), watch out! Madar1n's brain is firing on all cylinders.

Đăng’s style leans towards long, strategic endgames, averaging about 66 moves per win, suggesting that patience is a virtue in his play. White pieces? He edges out a respectable 51% win rate, while Black’s more challenging but still holds a solid 45%. He’s no quitter either, resigning early less than 2% of the time—because if you're going to lose, you might as well fight till the very last move.

Favorite openings? Well, an English Opening and the Sicilian Defense both hold a perfect 100% win rate in the rare times he’s used them—maybe he saved those for special occasions... or just to confuse you. His longest winning streak? Nine games of sheer dominance, currently riding a fresh streak of three victories, including a convincing win by resignation just recently against Mike-Le69.

Off the board, he’s known for a modest tilt factor and an uncanny ability to bounce back from losses, turning setbacks into tactical triumphs. Facing higher-rated opponents may be tough (with a win rate dropping to about 26%), but Đăng thrives when the stakes are balanced or the odds are in his favor.

In short, Đăng Trần aka Madar1n is a tenacious, strategic, and cunning warrior of the 64 squares — a player who's always improving and never backing down from a fight, whether it's rapid, blitz, or the mysterious realms of "Top Secret" openings.
So next time you face him, remember: behind that humble rating number lies a chess warrior ready to outwit, outlast, and outplay you!

“The game is not over until it’s over... and Madar1n makes sure it’s never easy.”