Abdullah Nabizada Heravi

Abdullah Nabizada Heravi (abdullah_anh)

Meet Abdullah Nabizada Heravi, a rapid chess enthusiast whose rating might be around 214, but whose spirit is off the charts! With a track record that suggests both resilience and a dash of unpredictability, Abdullah is not your average player. Sporting a Rapid rating that danced between a low of 100 and a peak of 342 in 2025, he’s experienced the rollercoaster ride of chess battles firsthand.

Abdullah’s favorite battlefield? The "Top Secret" opening — a mysterious strategy that’s helped him pull off 11 wins out of 21 games. Other openings like the Kings Pawn Opening (Kings Knight Variation) and Reti Opening (Pirc Invitation) seem less successful, but hey, not every gambit can be a winner!

He’s no stranger to ebbs and flows: his longest winning streak stands at an impressive 7 games, though lately, his current streak has taken a tactical pause. Whether facing familiar foes like julesmcqrt and cotne78 or new challengers such as 360modez and aryak200, Abdullah’s win rates vary widely — sometimes dominating with flawless comebacks (100% win rate after losing a piece!), other times experiencing the harsh reality of defeat.

Psychologically, Abdullah might have a tilt factor of 3—meaning the pressure can occasionally get to him. However, his tactical awareness is commendable; when a piece goes missing, he’s got a perfect 100% win rate coming back to triumph. His style is a mix of patience and aggression, with an early resignation rate of nearly 42%, suggesting he knows when to cut losses and reload strategy.

Fun fact: Abdullah shines brightest on Saturdays and at the magical hours of 10 AM and 4 PM, boasting win rates as high as 100%! Just don’t schedule a game on Sunday or Friday if you’re hoping for an easy match.

Whether wearing white or black, Abdullah’s games are full of surprises. Black pieces seem to favor him a bit more (winning 54.55% of games), but with an average of about 27 moves to victory, his games are as thoughtful as they are thrilling.

In the world of rapid chess, Abdullah Nabizada Heravi is the kind of player who keeps you guessing, never gives up, and proves that every game is a new adventure—sometimes a comeback, sometimes a comedy of errors, always a story worth telling.