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Valentin Baidetskyi IM

Valentin_Baidetskyi Vienna Since 2022 (Active) Chess.com ♟♟♟♟
54.9%- 36.2%- 8.9%
Bullet 2921
1092W 505L 130D
Blitz 3009
901W 816L 193D
Rapid 2105
8W 0L 0D
Daily 2021
4W 0L 0D

Valentin Baidetskyi - International Master

Valentin Baidetskyi, known among chess circles as Valentin_Baidetskyi, is a formidable International Master whose blitz prowess could make even the legendary lightning-fast players raise an eyebrow. With a blitz peak rating flirting dangerously close to 2940, Valentin demonstrates a mastery of rapid tactics and nerves of steel, boasting a comeback rate exceeding 86% — because who likes losing anyway?

A wizard of the board, Valentin is no stranger to triumphant streaks, holding a longest winning run of 13 games and currently riding a 9-game streak. Their style favors deep endgames, playing on average over 77 moves when winning — patience truly being a virtue. Quick to spot opportunities, Valentin wins a stunning 95% of games even after losing a piece, proving they thrive under pressure rather than crumble.

While rapid and bullet games fill Valentin’s evenings, maintaining a solid 93%+ and 88% win rates respectively in the mysterious "Top Secret" openings category, their daily chess games are practically unbeatable—100% win rate. It’s almost as if Valentin is hiding a secret weapon or perhaps a chess oracle.

Known for impeccable timing, Valentin’s best hours are midday to early afternoon, peaking around 2–3 PM with clutch wins, but beware their somewhat ominous 0% win rate at 11 PM and midnight hours — those might be prime ghost story time.

Valentin’s opponents range from familiar rivals like moldora (100% defeated) to tougher foes such as rageagainstmachine, where Valentin humbly admits a 0% win rate. This shows even geniuses have their Kryptonite (or perhaps just really good coffee-powered adversaries).

Off the board, Valentin has a tilt factor of just 6 — hardly rattled by setbacks, except maybe when losing at the 22nd hour. Early resignation is a rare sight for this gladiator of blunders, resigning less than 3% of games early. All told, a chess player whose games are a rollercoaster of strategy, resilience, and just the right amount of mystery.

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