M. Mohsin, Suhaila - Woman Candidate Master Extraordinaire
Meet M. Mohsin, Suhaila, a chess virtuoso who has gracefully earned the title of Woman Candidate Master from FIDE. This title isn’t handed out for showing up; it’s reserved for those who can make kings dance under their command and pawns plot daring escapades!
With a peak bullet rating soaring to an impressive 2476 in early 2022, Mohsin is a whirlwind on the board in fast-paced games, commanding the battlefield with more than 11,000 bullet games under their belt. Their blitz prowess is nothing to scoff at either, hitting a peak rating of 2338, where lightning-fast calculations often decide the fate of the game.
Mohsin’s style? Oh, it's a blend of endurance and tactical flair. While they tend to bring home wins with an average of around 75 moves, they sure don't mind a drawn-out tactical battle — evidenced by an endgame frequency above 82%, the sign of a player who’s as comfortable slugging it out in the trenches as delivering unexpected checkmates.
Their psychological resilience is worthy of mention: a remarkable 84.15% comeback rate keeps opponents on their toes — losing a piece is just another setup for a spectacular turnaround. And if the game looks grim, expect Mohsin to keep fighting; they have the patience of a monk with a ticking clock.
When not annihilating opponents, Mohsin enjoys a good time for chess at 3 AM — apparently, that's when most opening traps and killer tactics awaken. Their favorite openings include some mysterious “Top Secret” lines that have netted a win rate of over 54% in bullet games, proving that sometimes mystery does pay off.
With over 6600 bullet wins and a history peppered with thrilling victories, losses, and a few draws (but who draws in bullet anyway?), Mohsin has established a reputation as a fierce competitor with a subtle knack for timing, strategy, and… complicating things just enough to keep everyone guessing.
Their recent wins showcase a preference for solid yet aggressive play, often culminating in resignation victories rather than time scrambles or checkmates — because why cause extra stress when you can make your opponent pack up early?
Whether facing beginners or seasoned rivals like bergenchessacademy or smarksbay, Mohsin’s win rates stay healthy, showing that consistency and chess wit come standard. Opponents beware: “Abdodi” isn’t just a username, it’s a challenge.
In short, if chess was a movie, Mohsin would be both the brilliant protagonist and the unexpected twist. Watch closely, or you might miss the checkmate!