Zdravko Vukovic IM

Zdravko Vukovic - International Master of Chess

Meet Zdravko Vukovic, a fierce International Master whose passion for chess is as grand as their impressive title suggests. With the FIDE bestowed crown of International Master, Zdravko has danced across the chessboard like a grandmaster of strategy and wit.

Over the years, Zdravko’s blitz rating soared from humble beginnings at 1004 in 2014 to a jaw-dropping peak of 2634 in 2021. Certainly, this is one player who treats fast chess like a thrilling sprint, armed with cunning and lightning reflexes that dazzle opponents. And should you meet them on bullet chess, watch out! Their max bullet rating touched a solid 1978 in 2016, proving that speed and precision are part of their daily diet.

Their playing style? Imagine a tactician with nerves of steel and a flair for dramatic comebacks – boasting an incredible 80.07% comeback rate and a perfect 100% win rate after losing a piece. Yes, Zdravko could lose a rook and still manage to turn the tides with a grin and a swift maneuver that leaves you wondering if you blinked.

But be warned, Zdravko has an interesting quirk: a tilt factor of 17. Perhaps they sometimes let their emotions flicker, much like the flickering light of a precariously balanced candle—but hey, nobody’s perfect, and that’s part of their charm.

When it comes to matchups, some opponents spark fierce rivalries. For instance, against phoenix_sjh, Zdravko shines with a win rate of 75%, while ewen1712 seemingly cracks their code with a daunting 0% win rate from Zdravko’s perspective. Chess battles like these add a little spice to their extensive 17,713 games played in their favorite "Top Secret" openings.

Off the board, Zdravko is likely the kind of player to chuckle about their own sacrifices and the occasional blunder, knowing every move—good or bad—is part of the beautiful chaos called chess. With an average game length of about 64 moves, matches with Zdravko are marathons where patience, skill, and a dash of heart-stopping drama unfold.

Whether playing as white or black, Zdravko has a slightly better record with the white pieces, winning nearly 53% of those games. It seems the board lights up just a bit more when they start with white—perhaps the chess gods favor them on those days.

For anyone lucky enough to face International Master Zdravko Vukovic, remember this: you’re up against a clever mind armed with the experience of thousands of games, a penchant for tactical wizardry, and a heart that beats to the tempo of chess’s most thrilling rhythms.

"In the jungle of pawns and queens, Zdravko prowls like a chess lion—always ready to pounce and roar.”