Profile Summary: Alireza_moradi879
Meet Alireza_moradi879, a chess enthusiast whose journey through the 64 squares is nothing short of a rollercoaster ride. With a 2023 Rapid rating peaking at 618 before gently sliding to 348, Alireza has definitely experienced the thrilling ups and downs of chess life—kind of like a grandmaster trying to find their car keys.
In Rapid games, Alireza has played 131 battles, securing 53 wins against 64 losses and a modest 14 draws. Blitz events have been a bit less kind, with just 1 win out of 7 games—someone once said lightning chess was about speed, not mercy!
Playing Style & Personality
Quick to concede with a 10% early resignation rate, Alireza knows when to call it quits—sometimes, it's just smarter to save brain cells for the next match. But don’t be fooled: with over half of games reaching the endgame phase (55.07%), this player clearly enjoys the battle till the bitter end when possible. Their moves sparkle with tactical bounce-backs, boasting a 48% comeback rate and a perfect 100% win rate after losing a piece. Clearly, losing a knight isn’t the end of the world—it’s just another plot twist.
Psychology & Habits
Despite a tilt factor of 6 (which means a few moments of frustration), Alireza shines brightest on Fridays, Wednesdays, and Tuesdays, crushing opponents with win rates soaring above 50%, peaking spectacularly at 60% on Fridays. And if you ever want to challenge them, beware the hour from 21:00, when their win rate hits a flawless 100%—probably fueled by late-night snacks and determination.
Opponent Notes
Facing off against frequent rivals like arian80200chess (13 games), Alireza keeps the score tough, managing just under an 8% win rate. However, against a smorgasbord of one-time opponents, Alireza boasts perfect win streaks—100% victories abound against many lesser-known challengers. If consistency were a weapon, this player would be a force to reckon with despite the occasional wild streak.
Overall, Alireza_moradi879 is a spirited competitor with a penchant for slipping through the cracks when the odds look grim—a true chess survivor, laughing in the face of checkmate, or at least chuckling quietly while resigning early.