David Azhari

David Azhari (aka vidaz09)

Meet David Azhari, better known in the chess realm as vidaz09, a player whose passion for the 64 squares is matched only by his tenacity in blitz battles. Over the years 2024 and 2025, David has waged over a thousand blitz games, oscillating between heroic victories and humbling defeats, maintaining roughly a 48% win rate with his signature mysterious "Top Secret" opening—so secret that even he probably doesn't know what it is!

His rapid games tell a similar tale: almost 1,500 battles fought with a nearly 49% win rate, showing resilience and nerves of steel. David’s bullet efforts? A modest handful, proving that lightning-fast chess isn’t quite his playground – perhaps he likes a moment to breathe before striking.

David’s style is a blend of patience and persistence. With an average of about 58 moves to victory and a penchant for grinding through the endgame nearly 60% of the time, he’s the kind of player who believes even the longest marathon can end in glory—unless the coffee runs out first.

Intriguingly, his “psychological trends” show a typical tilt factor of 13, which means that while frustration visits, it never crashes the party. Powered by a 70% comeback rate and a flawless 100% win rate after losing a piece, David’s playstyle is less “chess prodigy” and more “steely comeback king.”

Ever the strategist, David exploits white pieces slightly better than black, boasting just over 51% white win rate and a respectable 45.8% with black. Be warned: facing vidaz09 on a Sunday afternoon might be the trickiest time, as his win rate tends to peak then.

Off the board, he’s known among his most-played opponents for evoking mixed fortunes; some are crushed 100%, others, well... not so lucky. Despite the highs and lows, his longest winning streak hit a notable 10 games, showing he knows how to catch fire when everything clicks.

In short, David is an unassuming but fierce competitor whose secret weapon might just be his unpredictable moves and that slightly quirky “Top Secret” opening. Against him, you can expect a tactical rollercoaster with moments of dazzling resilience—and if you’re lucky, maybe even a smile or two.