ahmedsahrawi

Profile: ahmedsahrawi - The Chess Cell Enthusiast

Meet ahmedsahrawi, a rapid chess player navigating the intricate genome of openings and endgames with a curious mix of resilience and occasional early apoptosis—oops, we mean early resignations! With a peak rapid rating of 249 in 2023, ahmedsahrawi’s chess career resembles a fascinating cellular process, full of mitotic energy and subtle strategic mutations.

Over their 26 recorded rapid games spanning 2023 and 2024, ahmedsahrawi has experienced the evolutionary pressures of the board: 8 wins, 14 losses, and 4 draws. Their longest winning streak was a commendable 3 games—like a mitochondrion producing ATP, fueling bursts of brilliance.

Opening-wise, ahmedsahrawi has sampled a diverse genetic pool: from the Van t Kruijs Opening to the Caro Kann Defense. However, it's in less-charted territory (an undefined opening here, a modern defense there) where they show a 50% win rate, proving adaptability is the key to survival in the chess biosphere.

Psychologically, ahmedsahrawi’s tilt factor stands low at 3, meaning they keep their cool better than a polar bear on ice—though a 21.43% early resignation rate suggests sometimes the cells trigger programmed death prematurely. Yet, their comeback ability is impressive, boasting a 37.5% rate, and when losing a piece, their win rate jumps to a perfect 100% — talk about cellular regeneration!

Day to day, ahmedsahrawi plays most effectively on Saturdays, with a 57.14% win rate, and shows sharp tactical spikes at 11pm, winning all recorded games at that hour. Their style leans toward patience, averaging 35 moves per win and almost 48 moves per loss—clearly not a quick cell division process, but rather a complex metabolic pathway.

Facing opponents like alisahraui1 and befzatu multiple times, ahmedsahrawi’s evolutionary arms race continues, ever refining and adapting. With a modest but fierce approach, they remain a fascinating organism in the kingdom of chess—ever mutating, evolving, and striving to mate with victory.

Stay tuned as ahmedsahrawi continues to replicate moves, avoid traps, and perhaps unlock the genetic code to checkmate!