Who Is Abdelazeez Mohamed?
Abdelazeez Mohamed, known online as ABDELAZEEZ-M, is a FIDE Master whose chess record reads like a love letter to the blitz clock. His profile says Rapid is the preferred time control, but Rapid can barely fill one hand with games. Blitz is where his identity lives, with more than 11,600 blitz games and a rating that eventually climbed to 2475 (2026-04-26).
A Lifelong Blitz Curve
His blitz journey began as an internet mystery in 2016 and became a summit climb by 2026. The
shows a player who rarely steps away from the board, with enough losses to teach humility and enough wins to comfort the ego.- Blitz numbers: 5,707 wins, 5,217 losses, and 689 draws.
- Best winning run: 17 consecutive games.
- Longest defeat run: 14 straight losses, and he still came back.
Rivalry With a Familiar Name
No opponent fits into his chess life more than Tarig Mosa. Together they created a 981 game rivalry, one of the longest online chess miner treasures. Abdelazeez holds the lead with 498 wins, while tarigmosa has 426 and the two share 57 draws. It is a marathon disguised as a blitz history.
Repertoire and Openings
His opening tastes combine blood and steel. Around the board he is comfortable in the King's Indian Defense and the Slav Defense, and he often crosses into the Sicilian Defense from both sides. His opening chart tells the real story: many games, a little randomness, and occasional brilliance.
Style and Stamina
Abdelaziz likes to play late, according to his win rate by hour of day, his peak hour is 1:00 A.M., where he wins about 70 percent of the time. He is also not easy to kill once he falls behind: he wins 47.5 percent of games after losing a piece, and he cannot resist joining in at a messy endgame.
His games often last around 75 to 80 moves, which is both a warning and an invite. The first turn is only step one; the real fight starts at move 40 and ends after the king has walked across the board.
The Real Session
Abdelaziz has a 51.8 percent white score and 47.6 percent black, so he wants the first move, but 84 percent of his games survive into a real thought space. He is a FIDE Master in title, a former tortoise with an Internet volume record, and a person who treats blitz as if chess is a group project.