Meet Mihailo Djokic
FIDE Master Mihailo Djokic, known to the chess internet as Mikasinski, is one of the most prolific online battlers you will ever find. With nearly 27,000 rated games on the books, he has turned the digital chessboard into his personal training ground and entertainment center. His preferred time control is Blitz, where he has built a reputation as a fast, fearless, and remarkably persistent competitor.
A Blitz Machine With a Pulse
Mihailo's Blitz play is the stuff of leaderboard dreams. He reached a peak Blitz rating of 2920 (2025-07-28), and his bullet rating has soared past 2800 as well. He has played more than 21,000 Blitz games, winning over 11,000 of them. His 33 game winning streak shows how dangerous he becomes when the pieces are moving quickly, and his 20 game losing streak shows that even machines have off days.
Opening Repertoire: E4 or Bust
If there is one thing Mikasinski loves, it is 1.e4. Year after year, his opening data is dominated by king pawn openings. As White, he has played the Four Knights Game: Spanish Variation more than 1,400 times in Blitz, and as Black he regularly dives into the razor sharp Sicilian Defense: Dragon Variation, Yugoslav Attack, where he has scored over 54% in nearly 1,000 games. The Caro-Kann Defense also features heavily, and his results there are consistently positive. When he wants a change of pace, he reaches for the quirky b3 opening, the Nimzo-Larsen Attack, proving he can slow things down when the mood strikes.
Rivalries and Head to Head Battles
No online warrior is complete without rivals. Mihailo's most frequent dance partner is PracticeMakesOK, with 97 meetings and a near dead even scoreline. Against 6packowl he has the upper hand, winning 55 of 79 encounters. However, Aakash Sharadchandra Dalvi has been a thorn in his side, holding a plus score against him. He also enjoys a friendly tussle with markomarjanovic333, whom he has beaten 43 times in 55 games.
A Comeback Artist Who Loves the Endgame
Mihailo is not a quitter. His early resignation rate is almost nonexistent, and his comeback rate is a stunning 86%. Even after losing a piece, he still wins nearly half the time. With an endgame frequency above 84%, he regularly drags opponents into long, grinding endings, and his average decisive games stretch past 80 moves. He has delivered more checks with his rooks than with any other piece, a stat that suggests he enjoys the slow, crushing pressure of a heavy piece dominating an open board.
One more thing: his best time to play is 3:00 AM. Whether that makes him a night owl or a vampire remains an open question, but the results speak for themselves.