Amr Said

Amr Said - The Chess Cell Division Maestro

Meet Amr Said, chess enthusiast and master tactician, whose moves are as calculated and precise as a well-executed mitosis. Known in the chess world by the username amrsaid117, he’s plotted his rating trajectory with the care of a biologist observing cell growth, sometimes dividing, slightly mutating, but always persisting.

Growth & Development

Amr's chess career shows an intriguing evolution through the years, with rapid rating peaks springing up like mitochondria in a cell – notably reaching a rapid max rating of 1092 in 2021. Although the years have had their ups and downs (like an enzyme’s activity on a cold day), Amr's perseverance shines. From an initial rapid rating of 971 in 2020 to a solid contender hovering around 900+ in later years, his endgame frequency of over 58% means he’s ready to fight the long cellular war in the heat of the final phases.

Playing Style: The Tactical Genome

With a comeback rate approaching 63%, Amr exhibits the resilience of a stem cell reverting to form when knocked down, reviving strategies into a winning phenotype. Impressively, after losing a piece, his win rate skyrockets to 100%, proving he knows how to adapt and survive stressful mutations in the field of play.

His early resignation rate is a modest 7.82%, showing he's no quitter in this cellular battleground, and he typically plays long, thinking through 58 moves per victory.

Opening Genes and Win Rates

Amr’s favorite opening sequences are as diverse as the strands in DNA. In rapid games, he excels in the King's Pawn Opening and Kings Knight Variation with nearly 49% and 58% win rates respectively, showcasing a balanced yet aggressive style.

In blitz format, his most successful opening is the Van 't Kruijs Opening, with over 53% wins – a rare and experimental strain in the fast-paced environment.

Competitive Environment

Facing a variety of opponents (from krutko4444 whom he has beaten 100% of times, to more challenging rivals), Amr keeps his psychological tilt factor low at 12%, meaning his mental mitochondria keep firing strong throughout each encounter.

Fun Fact

Just like a reliable enzyme catalyzing reactions, Amr’s win rate spikes impressively during nocturnal hours around 10 PM and 3 AM, proving he's most catalytically active when most cells prefer rest.

Overall, Amr Said is a dynamic chess player whose strategies evolve and adapt with scientific precision, making every game a fascinating study in the cell biology of competition!