Mobina Alinasab WGM

Mobina Alinasab - Woman Grandmaster extraordinaire

Born to play chess and possibly interrogate pawns with laser-like focus, Mobina Alinasab has risen through the ranks to claim the prestigious Woman Grandmaster (WGM) title from FIDE. With a username as cryptic as "ama18," Mobina has dazzled chess enthusiasts internationally, proving that mysterious aliases are often linked to grandmaster-level cunning.

Rating Highlights

• Peak Bullet Rating: 2664 (February 2020) - Zooming through games faster than your morning espresso kicks in.
• Peak Blitz Rating: 2778 (June 2025) - Lightning-fast, yet meticulously calculating.
• Peak Rapid Rating: 2561 (August 2020) - A pace just right for those who prefer their strategic moves with a pinch of drama.

Battle-Tested Career

Mobina’s style can only be described as a blend of artistic finesse and tactical ruthlessness. With a whopping win rate hovering comfortably in the mid-50s% for white and a sturdy near-46% for black, it’s clear that Mobina knows her way around the battlefield, irrespective of color.

Her tactical prowess shines through an impressive 85.4% comeback rate after facing a setback, demonstrating resilience that would make even the most stubborn chess pieces reconsider their fate.

Favorite Openings - and Why They Work

• Sicilian Defense (Bullet): Perfect for the player who likes a sharp, double-edged knife in their arsenal. Mobina has a flawless 100% win record in four bullet games using this opening. Clearly, not even the Sicilian can resist her charm.
• Reti Opening - Kings Indian Attack: Scoring 75% in bullet games, this reflects Mobina’s preference for flexible, strategic setups that let her outmaneuver opponents in the opening dance.
• Queens Pawn Opening Zukertort Variation and Black Mustang Defense: Both with an 80% win rate in bullet, proving Mobina likes to mix elegance with a dash of surprise.

On the Clock and Under Pressure

Mobina thrives in the pressure cooker. Her best time of day to shock opponents? 4:00 AM, no less — while many are reaching for another snooze, Mobina is meticulously threading tactics through the night.

Despite a modest tilt factor of 14 (chess players can be "passionate"), she keeps her composure perfectly. And the average game lengths? About 84 moves for wins and 90 for losses, which means if you get Mobina in a long fight, expect a battle royale that sift through all corners of the chessboard.

Recent Triumph - A Game to Remember

On June 3, 2025, clad with her trusty pieces, Mobina (as ama18) dispatched opponent Riley by a victory on time in a dazzling display of the Vienna Game opening. If rapid-fire openings are fireworks, Mobina’s moves were the grand finale — precise, dramatic, and utterly unmissable.

Link to the game: Spectacular Win over Riley

Summary

In summary: Mobina Alinasab is no mere mortal on the chessboard. She's a strategic hurricane, a comeback wizard, and holds an arsenal of openings ready to surprise and overpower. Whether blitzing through rapid fire matches or deep tactical battles, Mobina’s reputation as a Woman Grandmaster is well-earned.

Watch this space, chess fans: the queen is on the rise, and the board will never be the same again.