AlQuadir: The National Master and Chess Connoisseur
Meet AlQuadir, a National Master who’s been quietly storming chessboards since at least 2009. With a flair for fast-paced bullet and blitz chess, AlQuadir lives in the fast lane, preferring lightning strikes over slow and steady. Their bullet chess peak rating is a blistering 2427 achieved in November 2020, and their blitz prowess peaks even higher at 2498 – clearly, this player thrives when the clock ticks down!
Known for an insanely high Early Resignation Rate (a daring 61.52%), AlQuadir isn’t afraid to admit defeat early — or cunningly force the opponent into resignation first. They play the endgame about a third of the time, showing both patience and precision when it counts. Their average moves per win hover around 28, but don’t bet against them prolonging a loss with 30+ moves of gritty resistance.
White pieces bring out their best: a winning rate of over 56%, while playing Black is no slouch either at nearly 54%. A comeback artist too, with a 33.4% comeback rate, AlQuadir often turns the tides when the chips are down. Having a tilt factor of 19 means they keep their cool quite well, even under pressure (for the most part – who hasn’t flipped a board or two?). The best time to catch AlQuadir online is around 2 pm, perfect for sneaking in some wins over lunch break.
Their secret weapon? An enigmatic and mysterious opening style classified as "Top Secret" — but clearly it's been good for over 54% wins in bullet and 55% in blitz. Most recent games showcase tactical finesse and brutal precision, often finishing with checkmates that leave opponents bewildered.
Beyond stats, AlQuadir’s enthusiasm is contagious. Whether it’s a checkmate in 33 moves or a narrow loss on time, every game is a page in a grand chess tale full of daring gambits and positional storytelling. If you fancy challenging a master who moves fast, strikes hard, and loves to keep opponents guessing, AlQuadir is your player.
Note: AlQuadir’s game links and recent victories are often one right-click away from your greatest chess lesson — or spectacular blunder!