Maria de Fátima Della Côrte

Maria de Fátima Della Côrte (mfdc53)

Maria de Fátima Della Côrte, affectionately known in the chess biosphere by her username mfdc53, is a player whose endgame grace and blitz bite leave opponents squealing for mercy like a startled cricket in a biology lab.

Rating Evolution & Playstyle

Tracking through the years, Maria's rapid adaptability is evident—like a chessboard chameleon—shifting from a modest Blitz rating of 566 in 2019 to a high of 638 that same year, and continuing to experiment with the nuances of bullet and daily formats through 2024 and 2025, maintaining a steady paw-sition in the rankings.

Her strategic DNA reveals a penchant for the mid to late game, with an average of 44 moves per win, showcasing endurance and precision akin to a determined ant colony working tirelessly towards victory.

Statistical Synapses

• Blitz: A seasoned sprinter of 3,070 games with a win rate simmering at 42.6%, proving she’s no slowpoke in this quickfire environment.
• Bullet: Fast reflexes give her a 44.5% win rate across 452 battles, moving quick enough to outrun a caffeine-fueled praying mantis!
• Rapid and Daily: While slower paces suit her thoughtful, strategic side, she continues to build her rating steadily, winning over 35% of her daily matches.

Psychological & Tactical DNA

Maria's come-from-behind abilities boast a sharp 52% comeback rate, and an impressive 100% win after losing a piece count—a true testament to her resilient cerebral cortex in high-pressure microbattles.

Though she occasionally shows a tilt factor of 14%, she can always be counted on to recover her poise, much like a cell regenerating after damage.

Favorite Moves and Play Tendencies

Her opening repertoire is still top-secret, shrouded as mysteriously as the DNA helix itself. Opponents beware: Maria’s unpredictable patterns and tactical sharpness make her an enigma that Darwin would study intently!

Off the Board

When not channeling the queen's gambit or maneuvering knights, Maria’s competitive spirit is fueled by molecular puzzles and the occasional dad joke about “knights” and “knights in shining armor” – left to right pawns, of course!

Watch this space as Maria de Fátima Della Côrte continues to evolve, adapt, and checkmate chess aficionados worldwide—because in the grand game of nature and chess, survival goes to the most cunning!