Luka Drašković is a Montenegrin chess player who earned the title of FIDE International Master in 2019. He has represented Montenegro in many international championships, including several European Team Chess Championships and the 2010 Chess Olympiad. Drašković won the 2016 Montenegro Chess Championship and placed second in the event in 2017 and 2018. In 2019, he came seventh in the World Junior Chess Championship.
Drašković has his own training method for chess, which involves examining classic games and studying the playing styles of both past and current Grandmasters. He incorporates physical exercise and reading into his routine to maintain a healthy physical and mental state.
Drašković is a member of the Zeta Chess Club in Golubovci, where he trains with other chess players and participates in club tournaments. He has competed against and defeated international champions in tournaments around the world, earning him respect and recognition in the chess world. His goal is to gain the title of Chess Grandmaster and continue to represent his country at the highest level.
Drašković’s playing style is described as aggressive and tactical. He focuses on understanding the strategies and tactics of his opponents, which allows him to anticipate their moves and counter them effectively. He is known for his unconventional and unpredictable moves, which often confuse his opponents and give him an advantage in the game.