Giovanni Deidda

Giovanni Deidda, aka Sregolatezza

Meet Giovanni Deidda, a chess player who dances on the 64 squares with the elegance of a grandmaster... or at least tries to! Known online by his intriguing alias Sregolatezza, Giovanni’s Blitz rating has been a rollercoaster ride between a humble 338 and a proud peak of 1034 as of early 2025. While Rapid chess has been less kind—peaking at a modest 221—his heart clearly beats fastest when the clock ticks down in the lightning-fast time controls.

Giovanni is no stranger to the Modern Defense or the spicy Danish Gambit, the latter empowering him with a win rate hovering around a respectable 60%. True aficionados might note his fondness for more adventurous openings like the Reti Opening Kingside Fianchetto Variation where he claims over 56% victories. Whether playing white or black, Giovanni maintains a balanced style, winning slightly more games with White (about 53%) and gracefully accepting the chaos on Black's side.

Psychological fortitude? Check. Giovanni’s renowned for his comeback rate of 89%—he might lose a piece, but never the fight. However, beware: his tilt factor of 9 warns opponents that if you can keep calm, you just might unnerve him eventually! His best move? Playing morning games around 8 AM where his win percentage notably spikes.

When it comes to style, Giovanni is a patient warrior with an average game lasting over 65 moves when winning—clearly savoring every moment on the board. He doesn’t mind the endgame grind either, diving into complex finishes in nearly 63% of his battles.

Recent battles have included fierce clashes with fellow warriors such as “asso2793” and “rafkin,” where his tactical awareness and strategic flair turned the tides, resulting in dramatic wins—even if sometimes the dice roll against him leading to tough losses by checkmate or resignation. Winners and losers alike learn from Giovanni, because for him, every pawn pushed and every sacrifice made tells a story.

Off the board, Giovanni might be sipping espresso lamenting why his opponents always find that sneaky resource, but on it, he’s a formidable fighter relentlessly pursuing that elusive checkmate—and maybe a few laughs along the way.

“Chess is life, but sometimes life is just a blunder waiting to happen.” — Giovanni Deidda