Profile Summary: zedabi
Meet zedabi, a chess warrior whose rating journey reads like a thrilling novel with unexpected plot twists and heroic comebacks. Starting from humble beginnings at a rapid rating of 568 in early 2024, zedabi has power-leveled to an impressive peak rapid rating of 1771 by May 2025. That’s some fast leveling for a knight that refuses to stay in the back rank!
With over 1,550 rapid games under their belt, zedabi’s style can be described as patient and resilient—most games span an average of about 67 moves for wins and 70 moves for losses. Clearly, their opponents aren't just losing—they're being worn out. And talk about bouncing back! An impressive 81% comeback rate after setbacks means zedabi isn’t just rolling over; they’re fighting until the very last pawn falls.
Speaking of fighting spirit, zedabi’s psychological traits include a low tilt factor of 11, suggesting they keep their cool on the battlefield better than a grandmaster’s iced coffee. The best time to challenge this tactician? Apparently, the crack of dawn around 5 AM—when most of us are still befuddled and probably checkmating our morning alarm instead.
If openings were recipes, zedabi’s secret sauce is... well, a secret! Listed simply as "Top Secret" with a near 50% win rate over thousands of rapid games, opponents remain guessing. However, they have shown flair with some classic lines—like the Three Knights Opening and Scandinavian Defense—where they maintain a perfect 100% win record. Clearly, a spicy and unpredictable player.
In faster time controls, zedabi prefers the methodical pace of rapid play but isn’t a stranger to blitz and bullet. Consoling their bullet rating hovers around the low 1000s, and despite the fast pace, they still manage fair scores — no rushing into checkmate traps here.
Outside the numbers, zedabi is known to drop surprises on unsuspecting opponents. Recently, they clinched a win in a Queen's Pawn Opening - Horwitz Defense game, managing to turn early pressure into a swift victory by forcing the opponent to abandon the battle. And when defeat comes, it’s often via nail-biting time scrambles or tactical skirmishes that could befuddle even the most seasoned pawns.
Whether you play as white or black, beware the cunning of zedabi — a resolute competitor with a knack for strategic endurance, tactical awareness, and an occasionally mischievous smile behind the screen.
Next time you see zedabi joining the arena, prepare for a battle of wits ... and maybe a few unexpected forks.
