Profile: mra mra blunders (aka Aymn_nn)
Meet mra mra blunders, the rapidly rising chess enthusiast whose rating graph looks more like a rollercoaster than a steady climb. Known in the chess world by the ambiguous but memorable username Aymn_nn, this player has demonstrated a remarkable ability to bounce back from mistakes—after all, with a comeback rate above 62%, giving up is not in their vocabulary!
Starting 2025 with a modest rapid rating of 143, mra mra blunders embarked on a blitzkrieg of battles, achieving a peak rapid rating of 541 in May 2025. Their style? A healthy mix of daring opening choices like the Scandinavian Defense Mieses Kotrc Variation (with an impressive 91% win rate!), the classic Petrov's Defense, and the ever-popular King's Pawn Opening. Spoiler alert: this player is not afraid to rough it up in complicated territories.
Despite a username that suggests a penchant for blunders, this competitor has racked up 238 wins in rapid games alone, proving that even the most spectacular slip-ups can be turned around into eventual triumphs. Their longest winning streak? A respectable 13 consecutive victories, certainly a streak to brag about at the next club meeting.
Playing Personality
- Endgame frequency: Almost half of their games (49%) go down to the wire, showing patience and resilience.
- Average moves per win: 59 moves—a testament to their endurance, often grinding opponents down with slow and steady pressure.
- White pieces win rate: 57% - looks like taking the white pieces is their lucky charm.
- Psychological quirks: An early resignation rate near 12% suggests occasional mercy killings to avoid protracted suffering. Their tilt factor is low (5/100), so they mostly keep their cool—even when the blunders come knocking.
Their fan-favorite time to play? The wee hours of the morning at 2 AM—when the rest of us are dreaming, mra mra blunders is busy dreaming up brilliant tactical motifs or, well, the occasional spectacular slip.
Recent Highlights
Just days ago, mra mra blunders demolished opponent a_scr_7 with a stunning checkmate in a classic Petrovs Defense game, demonstrating precise calculation and unrelenting pressure. If you prefer fairy tales with a happy ending, this was it.
Not every game ends in glory. A recent loss to fi9hh via resignation shows there’s still tough competition out there, and possibly a few pesky blunders along the way—true to their nickname!
In summary
mra mra blunders proves that chess is a journey full of ups and downs, brilliant victories, and teachable losses. With an impressive win record, especially in rapid games, and an opening repertoire that keeps opponents guessing, this player is well on their way to transforming those “blunders” into bold moves that count.
Watch this space. Or better yet, watch their games—there's always a story in every move!
