Dmytro Danylenko - International Master Extraordinaire
Meet Dmytro Danylenko, the chess maestro who dances on the 64 squares with the flair of a grandmaster and the determination of a bulldog. Holding the prestigious title of International Master from FIDE, Dmytro is a player who proves that the game is as much about endurance and psychology as it is about strategy and tactics.
Rating Rocketship 🚀
Dmytro's ratings tell a story of consistent growth and bursts of brilliance. He’s blitzed through bullet chess with a peak rating soaring beyond 3100 — yes, you read that right, a three-digit number that chess aficionados dream of. Not to brag, but Dmytro’s bullet win rate hovers around a stunning 60%, and that’s not by pure luck; it’s tactical genius honed through thousands of games.
A Tactical Titan
Known for a 75% comeback rate and almost 90% win rate after losing a piece, Dmytro turns chess calamities into triumphant comebacks. He’s basically the Houdini of the chessboard, escaping sticky spots and flipping the script. Just don’t be surprised if you see him shrug off what seems like a lost position and pull off a miraculous win.
Playing Style: Marathon Meets Sprint
With an average of around 70 moves per game, Dmytro is your marathon runner in a world of sprinters. His patience is legendary — he’ll drag you into deep, rich endgames where his frequent play (68% endgame frequency) shines brightest. He prefers to win with subtlety and endurance rather than snap judgments. Early resignation fans beware though; he’s relinquished 22.5% of games early, probably to save the world’s time or maybe to bait opponents into overconfidence.
Winning Streaks & Opponents
Can Dmytro keep the streak going? His longest winning streak is a jaw-dropping 51 games. Currently, he’s riding a fresh winning streak, so opponents beware! He’s also built rivalries with names like mykola-bortnyk and danielnaroditsky, showing fierce competitiveness and deep study of opponents' games.
Chess Life Rhythm
When does our International Master perform best? Like a true night owl with a refined palette for chess hours, his win rates peak around afternoon hours but shockingly spike at 90.9% around midnight. Maybe Dmytro’s true power emerges when the rest of the world sleeps and their brains start to turn to mush.
Personality & Fun Fact
Dmytro’s game shows psychological depth—he battles tilt with a factor of 34 (hey, nobody's perfect!), and his win rate in rated games is about 35% less than in casual games, suggesting he might be on the edge during intense battles or simply playing with a bit more flair in friendly matches. Either way, his adversaries never know what surprise move he’ll whip out next.
In the grand chessboard of life, Dmytro Danylenko clearly plays for keeps. Whether it's rapid, blitz, or bullet, his resilience, tactical ingenuity, and humor make him a competitor and entertainer worth watching. Just don’t blink — or you might miss a checkmate!