Drasko Boskovic IM

Drasko Boskovic: The Enigmatic International Master

Known in the chess world by the mysterious username PNWCC-DBoskovic, Drasko Boskovic proudly holds the esteemed title of International Master from FIDE. A player who doesn't just compete, but performs with a flair that keeps opponents guessing their next move—whether on the lightning-fast blitz board or the more laid-back rapid format.

Chess Career Highlights

• Peak Blitz Rating: A scorching 2567 in 2021, proving he's no stranger to tactical fireworks under time pressure.
• Rapid Rating: A solid 2451, showcasing reliable strategic skill when the clock allows for a bit more thinking (and maybe some coffee breaks).
• Playing Style: Methodical but not mundane—85% endgame frequency means Drasko is often the last standing warrior, battling on through marathon matches averaging over 90 moves!

A Tactical Mind With a Sense of Humor (Probably)

Drasko's comeback rate is a perfect 100%, so never count him out—even if he loses a precious piece, he's got some tricks up his sleeve to turn the tide. Opponents might think they've caught him napping, but a swift win after a setback proves he's all about resilience.

He has a respectable 31.25% win rate on Tuesdays and shines brightest at 11 PM (a perfect 100% win rate!), suggesting either late-night genius or caffeine-fueled determination. Saturday, however, remains an unpredictable day—perhaps reserved for Netflix binges.

Notable Opponents & Records

Drasko's adversaries include a mix of seasoned foes and rising stars. He's flawless against shahmatkanal and beto-betun, undefeated with a 100% win rate, while some opponents seem to have cracked his code (looking at you, vladimirbugayev).

The Man Behind the Moves

With a 0% early resignation rate, Drasko fights to the last pawn—because when you’re an International Master, every piece counts and giving up is just not in the vocabulary. His Tilt Factor of 3 hints at some frustration under pressure, but the 30% higher win rate in rated games shows he thrives when it really matters.

Whether facing a blitz barrage or outmaneuvering opponents in rapid games, Drasko Boskovic continues to be a formidable presence on the chessboard—one not to be underestimated, especially if you spot him playing well after midnight.