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Radek Sluka IM

Zajdanek Olomouc Since 2020 (Active) Chess.com ♟♟♟♟♟
52.4%- 43.3%- 4.4%
Bullet 2091
2769W 2301L 218D
Blitz 2391
2112W 1731L 189D

Radek Sluka (Zajdanek) – International Master Extraordinaire

Radek Sluka, better known to his countless opponents as Zajdanek, is a fierce International Master who dances through the chessboard with a blend of tactical wizardry and psychological endurance. Awarded the IM title by FIDE, Radek has consistently pushed the limits, achieving impressive peak blitz ratings soaring close to 2600 – a number that makes casual players quake and grandmasters nod in respect.

Playing Style & Strengths

Never in a hurry to resign, Radek’s early resignation rate is a humble 0.39%, proving that he fights to the bitter end. A master of the endgame, he engages in endgames in almost 80% of his games, showing patience and precision. His games average around 70 moves, a testament to his strategic depth and love for long battles.

White pieces give him a slight edge, boasting a 53.86% win rate, while on Black he still holds a solid 51.36%. And when life knocks off one of his pieces? Worry not – he has a 100% record bouncing back from that disadvantage, turning setbacks into comebacks like a true chess gladiator.

Records and Achievements

  • Longest winning streak: 22 games – talk about hot streaks!
  • Impressive blitz career with over 4,000 games played and a healthy win ratio.
  • Top secret opening knowledge leaving opponents guessing (and often groaning) with a ~53% win rate in Blitz.

Personality and Anecdotes

Known for a tilt factor of 11, Radek occasionally experiences moments of frustration – but hey, who doesn’t when staring down a king looking to dance the checkmate tango? Despite that, his resilience and tactical sharpness rarely falter, often turning the tables spectacularly.

Whether it’s bullet, blitz, or daily chess, Radek Sluka’s relentless spirit makes each game a thrilling saga of sweat, strategy, and maybe a little bit of madness. Opponents beware – when you sit across from Zajdanek, you're not just facing an International Master, you're stepping into the arena with the chessboard’s own gladiator.

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