Profile: Abdullah Miharja (abdullahmiharja)
Abdullah Miharja is a blitz chess aficionado whose rapid-fire style has earned him a peak rating of 2285 in February 2025—a level sparkling enough to make grandmasters blink twice. From a humble beginning rating of 604 in May 2020 to soaring beyond 2200 within five years, Abdullah’s rapid rise through the ranks reflects both relentless practice and a sharp mind that refuses to quit.
Known for an average game length of about 70 moves for victories and a penchant for patience (he plays the endgame a whopping 82% of the time), Abdullah exhibits the endurance and tactical finesse of a grandmaster-in-the-making. His chess personality? Tenacious and unyielding! With a remarkable 86% comeback rate and a 67% win rate even after losing pieces, he’s the kind of player who makes sure the game isn’t over until the king capitulates.
Abdullah doesn’t believe in early resignations—he’s still hanging tough with 0% early resignation rate, proving chess is a battle of wits and nerves until the last tick on the clock. When it comes to openings, he’s got his secrets: an almost legendary win rate of 69% using his "Top Secret" opening repertoire (fingers crossed he never reveals it!). He’s also tested and conquered more "classic" measures like the Scotch Gambit and Caro-Kann Breyer Variation with a perfect 100% win record in his few encounters.
His best tactical hours? The sweet spot is 2 PM
Despite the many victories, Abdullah gracefully admits that even the best stumble — his longest losing streak maxes out at 4 games, and yes, he’s felt the sting, including a recent loss against an opponent wielding the King’s Indian Defense Neo Classical Line. Still, with a current winning streak of 2 games (at time of writing), he’s back on track faster than you can say "checkmate".
Recently, Abdullah dazzled with moves from the classic Scotch Gambit, sealing wins by resignation or checkmate — proving he doesn’t just play, he dominates. And with a total record of 344 wins against 119 losses and 37 draws in blitz alone, anyone unlucky enough to meet him on the board will be in for a real challenge.
In short: Abdullah Miharja is the blitz shark you want lurking quietly in the rankings—calm, calculating, and ready to pounce with surgical precision. Watch out, chessboards: abdullahmiharja is here to remind us why blitz chess is as much about endurance and mental grit as it is about lightning-fast tactics!
