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Sharief Sewell: The Quiet Storm of the Chessboard

Sharief Sewell, affectionately known in online circles as 2stupid_2playchess, is a chess player who has turned the humble 64 squares into his personal stage for countless battles. Starting from a Daily rating of 1200 in 2016 with a single tough loss, Sharief has shown impressive progress, climbing steadily through the ranks with patience and a dash of cunning.

By 2025, Sharief boasts a respectable Daily rating of over 1400, conquering rapid, blitz, and bullet formats like a modern-day chess ninja. His bullet rating soared to a blazing 2243 peak, proving that if you blinked, you might miss a brilliant tactical shot or a swift endgame victory.

Speaking of style, Sharief loves a drawn-out chess drama — on average playing nearly 60 moves in wins and 65 moves in losses — suggesting endurance and a knack for strategic depth rather than quick-fire shooting. He approaches endgames with gusto (appearing in almost 60% of his games), meaning you better be ready for a fight till the last piece drops.

Not one to crumble under pressure, his comeback rate is a stunning 72%, and his win rate after losing a piece is practically perfect at 99.99%. Clearly, Sharief's motto could be: "Lose a bishop? No problem, it's just a piece... the game is mine!"

His favorite opening? The mysterious and highly effective "Top Secret," boasting a 76% win rate in daily games. When not pulling out this secret weapon, Sharief dabbles in classic gambits and defenses with an impressive success rate, demonstrating versatility from the "Nimzowitsch Defense" to the "King’s Gambit Declined."

Sharief’s psychological resilience is tested by a tilt factor of 125, which means he probably talks to his pieces a bit — but that only adds to the legend. His win rates hover high both with White (65.21%) and Black (63.54%), showing he’s comfortable playing both sides of the board, like a chess chameleon.

Beyond numbers, Sharief’s journey is a testament to growth, grit, and a whole lot of game time (over 16,000 bullet games since 2020 alone). Whether dominating in morning blitz or late-night rapid thrillers, Sharief Sewell remains a player to watch, a master of patience and tactical surprises who isn't afraid to get his hands dirty in protracted endgames.

When asked about his secret to success, Sharief replies, "Don’t rush. Chess is a marathon, not a bullet sprint... but I’m fast when I have to be."