One Account, 66,000 Stories
Francky yngiled, known on the board as zadestroyer23, has been playing online chess since 2012 and has racked up more than 66,000 analyzed games. The ride is not gentle. If there were a soundtrack, it would be a mix of bullet queue screens, brown coffee, and one rematch button that never stops blinking. According to the profile, the preferred time control is Rapid, which is lovely. Between the bullet sprints and blitz marathons, a few calm Rapid wins probably feel like a vacation.
The Opening Menu
Ask zadestroyer23 to dinner and the menu will be predictable, in the best way.
- The French Defense appears in thousands of games, often in the Exchange Variation, and it is clearly his comfort zone whether he is White or Black.
- As White, he has a soft spot for the Bird Opening: Dutch Variation, Batavo Gambit, with more than 2,000 bullet games and a win rate above 52 percent.
- He has also eaten his share of the Scandinavian Defense, though not every bite ends in joy.
A Bullet Rating That Looks Like a Mountain Trail
The bullet rating has been through more ups and downs than a roller coaster maintenance log. At one point it reached a Bullet peak of 2244 (2024-04-30), and the Blitz number also climbed to a healthy 2129 (2024-01-07). In long the blitz peaks can bounce, but the chart below shows the full and very wiggly story.
The Rival That Would Not Leave
If there is a chess afterlife, zadestroyer23 will be paired with Chessscape, because they have already played 1,260 times. The record is honest: 336 wins, 838 losses, 86 draws. It is not a rivalry, it is a very long, shared commute. Against Xerxes King the story is brighter, with a 37 to 17 lead, which is the kind of matchup that keeps a player clicking the rematch button.
Habits and Small Superpowers
- His longest winning streak is 17 wins. His longest losing streak is 22 losses. Both numbers go in the online chess encyclopedia.
- Roughly 70 percent of his games reach an endgame, so he is not afraid to play chess after the fireworks.
- The comeback stat is 84.88, meaning even a lost-looking game still had a pulse.
- He checks early only about 1 percent of the time, which is the opposite of the modern one-click surrender culture.