ملك الشطرنج

Profile Summary: ملك الشطرنج (Badersalim15)

Known across the chessboard as ملك الشطرنج, Badersalim15 is a player whose chess career is anything but... boring!

From the opening gambit to the final checkmate, this player knows how to keep their opponents in a biological dilemma—like a predator stalking its prey on the cellular battlefield.

With a Blitz rating soaring above 550 in 2025 and a Rapid rating peaking at 1005 in 2024, ملك الشطرنج demonstrates a knack for quick thinking and rapid adaptation—just like neurons firing at lightning speed during a cellular crisis.

His extensive experience spans over 2,200 games, with a fairly balanced win-loss record, displaying a resilient chess metabolism: 1,105 wins and 1,077 losses in Blitz alone, proving that even the best cells sometimes regenerate after setbacks.

He favors the Scandinavian Defense Mieses Kotrc Variation with a mighty 56% win rate in Blitz and an even more impressive 87.5% in Rapid—it's safe to say opponents often find themselves mitotically split after encountering this opening!

Playing style? Like a seasoned enzyme, ملك الشطرنج catalyzes the tempo, with a 2.7% chance of early resignation (rare cellular apoptosis), but a strong focus on endgames, engaging in over 57% of games deep into the biological climax of chess. Average moves per win are about 49, while losses stretch longer, at nearly 59 moves—a sign of fierce persistence before succumbing.

Tactical awareness is sharp; a comeback rate of over 60% and a perfect 100% win rate after losing a piece show that this player regenerates stronger, making opponents’ attempts to cage their pieces futile.

Badersalim15's psychological profile reveals a 11% tilt factor—because even the fittest organisms have their off days—but bounces back with a 49% stronger performance in rated matches versus casual play.

Whether it's day or night, Badersalim15’s win rates mostly hover above 50%, hinting at a circadian rhythm of strategic mastery.

Opponents beware—this chess monarch isn’t just moving pieces; he’s orchestrating a symphony of survival, adaptation, and conquest on the 64-square Petri dish!