amirurur

About amirurur

Meet amirurur, the chess enthusiast who dances gracefully across the 64 squares, making opponents sweat and occasionally surrender before their queen even blinks. With a rapid rating climbing from a humble 1325 in early 2024 to a respectable 1969 by 2025, amirurur proves steady improvement is the name of the game.

Rapid Fire Mastery

Amirurur’s love for rapid chess is no secret. Over 3,300 rapid games played, boasting 901 wins and a mere 853 losses (plus some draws to spice it up). Known for an impressive longest winning streak of 15 games, amirurur is like that unpredictable knight who suddenly hops into your defense when you least expect it.

Opening Strategy? That’s a Top Secret!

Amirurur’s favorite opening is classified as Top Secret. Playing 1,838 rapid games with close to a 49% win rate on that mysterious line, it seems the opponent’s attempts to decipher these opening moves often end in bewilderment or defeat.

Battles and Opponents

Among the many rivalries on the battlefield, amirurur frequently jousts with players like arief588 and abdullahwahla_97. Interestingly, amirurur’s win record versus some players is as high as 100%, and dishearteningly low against others—showing even the best have their kryptonite.

Playing Style & Psyche

• Endgames are a favorite playground, featuring in over 79% of amirurur’s games.
• Average moves per win: 67 – not too fast, not too slow, just right for a thoughtful strategist.
• The comeback king! An 83% comeback rate and a spotless 100% win rate after losing a piece prove that giving up is not in amirurur’s vocabulary.
• Early resignation rate sits low at just 0.35%, meaning amirurur rarely quits before the final move.
• Beware the tilt factor of 11—this player knows frustration but bounces back with gusto.

When to Challenge amirurur?

If you like testing your luck, try catching amirurur’s game between 18:00 and 19:00, where the win rate spikes to 75% and 66%, respectively. But maybe avoid playing at 17:00 unless you want to gift them a quick win (win rate there is a humble 16.67%).

Bullet? More like slow motion.

In bullet chess, amirurur has dipped toes with just 2 games, both losses—perhaps saving that fast-paced drama for another day.

Final Thought

Whether you are a grandmaster or a curious pawn, challenging amirurur promises a tactical rollercoaster ride with a sprinkle of mystery, resilience, and occasionally, utter genius. Remember: never underestimate a player whose openings are Top Secret!