1396amirali

About 1396amirali

Meet 1396amirali, a chess adventurer on a rollercoaster ride through the ranks of Rapid, Blitz, Bullet, and even the elusive Daily chess. With a peak Rapid rating of 1260 reached back in April 2022, amirali has demonstrated resilience, bouncing back from rating dips as if the queen herself whispered, "The game isn’t over until the last pawn falls."

Over thousands of Rapid games (2,450 wins!) and hundreds in Blitz and Bullet, 1396amirali embraces both the classic openings and the unexpected gambits. Favorites include the Italian Game, with a solid 55% win rate, and the Van ’t Kruijs Opening, where victory and defeat dance neck and neck at almost 50%. Their tactical flair shines through an impressive 73% comeback rate, reminding opponents that even when down a piece, the fight is far from finished.

But don’t be fooled by the numbers alone! 1396amirali is well-known for an early resignation rate around 11%, proving they know when it’s time to gracefully bow out — probably to save energy for the next encounter or maybe to grab a snack. Their games tend to be engaging battles lasting over 50 moves, averaging around 54 moves in wins, showing patience and persistence.

Their psychological game is intriguing: a tilt factor of 13 means they occasionally get rattled — hey, who wouldn’t after a brutal blunder or two? Interestingly, the best time for 1396amirali to play is quite literally in the middle of the night around 2 AM, perfect for nocturnal brainpower unleashed on 64 squares.

Style-wise, whether wielding the White pieces or defending as Black, they maintain a respectable edge, winning just over 50% with White and nearly 46% with Black. Their penchant for endings shows up in nearly half of the games, highlighting depth in endgame knowledge.

In recent play, 1396amirali has triumphed with clever timing, winning games on time and by resignation, proving that managing the clock is as crucial as controlling the center. Even when defeated, losses often come from nail-biting checkmates or time scrambles — the kind that make chess thrilling.

Fun Fact

1396amirali’s longest winning streak? An impressive 14 games — that’s like a chess version of going undefeated in a mighty tournament, or binge-winning an entire TV series of chess drama!

If you ever face off against 1396amirali, brace yourself — from classic King's Pawn openings to sly French Defense variations, expect a battle filled with surprises, some daring sacrifices, and maybe a cheeky early resignation if things don’t go their way.