diep

Profile Summary: diep (aka obgf)

Meet diep, a tenacious rapid chess warrior with a flair for comebacks and a rating rollercoaster worthy of a thrill ride! Often known by the username obgf, diep’s journey through the chess ranks is a blend of passionate battles, strategic gambits, and a healthy dose of both wins and losses.

With a peak rapid rating soaring to 601 as of March 2025, diep proves that perseverance pays off—even if the path is lined with as many losses as wins (904 wins to 910 losses in rapid play). The blitz and bullet arenas? Let's just say diep dabbles there too, with a blitz peak rating of 411 and a bullet high of 208, showing versatility but rapid remains the stage where diep truly shines.

In terms of playing style, diep is known for an early resignation rate of nearly 19%, which means sometimes they’re the chess equivalent of “I’m outta here!” — but don't let that fool you. Their comeback rate is a hefty 65.75%, revealing a fighter’s spirit, bouncing back after setbacks with surprising tactical savvy. When it comes to handling adversity, diep boasts a 46.09% win rate even after losing a piece, proving resilience in the trenches.

Their favorite opening umbrella? The Scandinavian Defense is a classic go-to, with 212 games and an even 50% win rate, although the Mieses Kotrc variation can be a tough nut to crack, with a modest 31.91% win rate. Yet, depth is evident with solid performance in the Reti Opening (54.47% win rate) and King's Pawn variations where they've shown grit and adaptability.

Time of day matters to diep; the magical hour for best play is midnight, where their win rate hits a confident 75%! If you challenge them at the stroke of 00:00, prepare for a battle. Days of the week have their nuances too, with Tuesday being a lucky day delivering a win rate over 53%.

Among deepest rivalries and wins against players like funsizedbeck (100% win rate) and other tough opponents, diep has crafted a curious niche—sometimes winning, sometimes learning, often entertaining (and occasionally resigning early just to keep the suspense alive).

Off the board, you might guess diep as the type who embraces both glory and humility, understanding the rollercoaster nature of chess elo as more of a sport of wit than just a numbers game. With an average game length of roughly 44 moves in wins, it’s clear diep’s games aren’t just quick strikes—they’re strategic marathons peppered with tactical fireworks.

So next time you see obgf logging on with a Scandinavian Defense on the board or sneaking in a sneaky Reti, remember: this player thrives on the thrill of the game and welcomes every checkmate, every comeback, and yes, even every early resignation with a glint of chessboard mischief.

Recent Highlight:

Diep recently secured a checkmate victory with the King's Pawn Opening Leonardis Variation, showcasing their ability to wrap up complex positions. You can watch the thrilling finisher here.