Abram Abrahams (abramtatum)

Abram Abrahams, known in the chess world as abramtatum, is a resilient player whose journey through the ranks showcases persistence, tactical brilliance, and a surprising dash of humor. Starting with a modest blitz rating of 1001 in 2017, Abram has explored the dizzying highs and lows of online chess with the perseverance of a grandmaster-in-training (or at least that’s one way to look at it).

Chess Metrics & Playing Style

Blitz pinnacle: 799 in 2023, with an average close to 650 in recent years.
Rapid guru: Peaked at 1082, maintaining a solid 50%+ win rate.
Bullet battles: The speed chess warrior with a respectable 33% win rate.
Endgame enthusiast: Spending 63.71% of games in the endgame phase, proving patience is a virtue for Abram.

Noteworthy Statistics

With a comeback rate around 69%, Abram takes the phrase "never give up" to heart. Lost a piece? No worries—he bounces back with a 100% win rate after losing material, possibly due to his uncanny ability to confuse opponents by resigning early only 1% of the time—definitely not giving up without a fight.

The Psychological Warrior

Abram's tilt factor stands at 10, which means he keeps calm and carries on most of the time, but beware: his rated play beats casual games by nearly 20% win difference—showing that he enjoys a little pressure (and maybe a tiny thrill from the agony of one-sided losses, which happen only 2.32% of the time).

Opponent Impact

Playing against sahydatatum eight times with nearly 88% success and having shattered many opponents with 100% win rates, Abram exhibits not just skill but also the unpredictability and charm of “the Top Secret Opening” (his weapon of choice), used in nearly a thousand blitz games and boasting close to 48% wins.

Fun Fact

Abram’s best time to strike seems to be late evening hours, especially around 22:00 where his win rate soars to an impressive 70.73%—perhaps fueled by snacks, caffeine, or sheer stubbornness.

In a nutshell, Abram Abrahams is the chess player who fights valiantly from opening till endgame, survives the tides of victory and defeat, and somehow manages to keep the humor alive—proving that it’s not all about the rating, but the sheer joy of playing the game.