supardi didi

Supardi Didi: The Chessboard Biologist

Meet Supardi Didi (also known as supardi77), a player who truly knows how to make chess moves that are cell-fishly clever. With a history full of opening gambits and endgame prowess, Supardi doesn’t just play chess—he replicates winning strategies like a true master of evolution on the 64 squares.

Rating Evolution

Over the years, Supardi’s rating has fluctuated like a molecular dance: starting off with a Blitz rating of 1199 in 2021 and peaking at 1271 in 2024. His rapid games clearly show a surge in energy, hitting 1493 (max) in 2021 and maintaining impressive form with a peak of 1460 in 2023. Bullet chess may seem quick, but Supardi handles the pressure waves of rapid cell division well, with max bullet ratings near 1135.

Playing Style & Strategy

Supardi’s style is a fascinating hybrid of patience and tactical aggression. His average win lasts about 58 moves, but losses tend to stretch longer, involving complex biological trials running to almost 65 moves. Not one to resign prematurely, his early resignation rate is a modest 3.54%, showing the grit of a chess cell survivor.

His endgame frequency is quite high, around 69.39%, indicating a penchant for navigating through the long biochemical pathways of late-stage chess. When the pressure’s on, Supardi's tactical comeback rate is notable at nearly 79% — a true champion of cellular regeneration on the chessboard! Even after losing a piece, his win rate impressively stands at 100%, proving his indomitable spirit.

Favorite Openings: The Genetic Code of Supardi's Play

• King's Fianchetto Opening — his go-to gene that replicates success with over 53% win rate in blitz games.
• Modern Defense with — a solid defense mechanism with a win rate over 50% across formats.
• Reti Opening Kingside Fianchetto Variation — a strategic mutation that keeps his opponents guessing.
• Notably, in rapid games, he can unleash the King’s Fianchetto Opening Sicilian Invitation with nearly 89% victories—a predator’s precision in the wild!

Psychological Markers: From Tilt to Triumph

Like any living organism, Supardi has his moments of vulnerability, with a tilt factor of 11. But his resilience shines through: his rated vs casual win difference hovers around 50%, suggesting he evolves well under pressure. Supardi’s performance peaks during afternoon and early evening hours, with a cheeky spike in win rates at 17:00 and the surprising hour of midnight, where his energy seems to reboot for another cycle of battles.

The Opponents

Supardi encounters many foes in the ecosystem of chess. A funny pattern arises with some opponents: absolute dominance against some (100% win rate!) while others unlock a rare resistance (0% win rate). His most played opponent, saiful1945, shows a balanced genetic competition with a 50% win rate, proof that even the fittest must adapt to survive.

Summary

Supardi Didi embodies the perfect chess specimen — a blend of resilience, strategic mutations, and evolutionary biology of play. Whether he’s blitzing like a fast-moving amoeba or stalking the slow, careful rapid game savannah, his chess genes always code for victory. A true specimen to watch, Supardi’s career is a living proof that in chess, as in biology, survival is about adaptation and the will to win.

May your pawns promote and your pieces thrive!