Chess Player Profile: Ahmad Qwe (Ahmed-7272)
Meet Ahmad Qwe, better known online as Ahmed-7272 — a chess adventurer navigating the complex battlefield of 64 squares with a mixed bag of triumphs, learning curves, and the occasional hilarious blunder.
Rating & Stats Highlights (Year 2025)
- Rapid Chess Rating: Peaked at 552 with a solid average of 404 across a whopping 575 games.
- Blitz & Bullet: Early days here, with just one game each rated 100 — maybe speed chess just isn’t Ahmed’s jam yet.
- Win/Loss/Draw Record (Rapid): 284 wins, 265 losses, and 26 draws. It’s basically a tug-of-war, except with pawns and knights.
Opening Moves
Ahmad favors the Queens Pawn Opening Horwitz Defense with a stunning 75% win rate — clearly knows how to keep opponents guessing. Other favorites include the Reti Opening (60%) and the classic King’s Pawn Opening, though the latter is a bit bromantic with a modest 44%.
Playing Style & Quirks
- Moves per Win: 43.6 — patient and methodical, or just really likes to prolong the agony before that victorious checkmate.
- Moves per Loss: 51.7 — clearly a fighter who keeps battling even when the ship’s sinking.
- Comeback King: A 50% comeback rate and a jaw-dropping 100% win rate after losing a piece. Losing a piece? No problem — Ahmed transforms setbacks into epic reversals.
- Early Resignations: Only 10%, so there’s a good chance Ahmed will play till the bitter end... or till time runs out.
Psychology on the Board
With a low tilt factor of 10, Ahmad keeps a cool head. However, when moving from casual to rated games, the win difference jumps by nearly 50% — pressure either fuels a beast or exposes the nerves!
Fun Facts & Opponents
Ahmad enjoys playing against a colorful cast of characters, including "caballo-de-las-montanas" and "tony-cartony123". Fun fact: Against some fierce opponents, Ahmed manages a clean 100% win rate, proving sometimes the pawns have the upper hand!
When to Catch Ahmed at Work
Best times to challenge Ahmed? Tuesdays are lucky with a 62% win rate, while evenings around 18:00 hours see an impressive 80% success — probably powered by coffee or sheer chess genius (or both).
In the grand chess tournament of life, Ahmad Qwe is the underdog with a fighting spirit, ready to surprise opponents with unexpected tactics and a splash of humor. Watch out world, Ahmed-7272 is making moves!
