Chess Player Profile: BAKIR935
Meet BAKIR935, a resilient and ambitious chess enthusiast whose journey through the ranks is as vibrant as a knight’s gallop across the board. With a peak rapid rating of 1361 achieved back in 2020, and a more recent steady climb into the 1100-1200 range, BAKIR935 thrives on the excitement of rapid games, having played over 5,700 rapid matches with a nearly balanced record just shy of an even split between wins and losses.
The player’s style is a fascinating blend of persistence and tactical cunning. Known for a 71.26% comeback rate — a stat that whispers “never give up” in every move — BAKIR935 demonstrates impressive psychological endurance. Sure, the tilt factor of 17 hints that sometimes the chessboard can be a battlefield of emotions, but hey, who isn’t human?
Opening Repertoire & Favorite Battles
BAKIR935 favors the Queen’s Pawn Opening, especially the Accelerated London System, and the ever-classic Giuoco Piano. Over 400 rapid games have been fought in the trenches of the Accelerated London System, where the win rate hovers near 47% — a testament to both tactical flair and the occasional heroic blunder. Van 't Kruijs Opening is another secret weapon, boasting a 50% win rate in rapid and near 48% in blitz.
Games & Stats Highlights
- Games Played: Over 6,000 rapid, 782 blitz, a handful of bullet and daily games.
- Win/Loss/Draw Record: Nearly 2752 wins, 2768 losses, and 195 draws in rapid alone—proving the name of the game is learning from every move.
- Longest Winning Streak: 11 games (proof that sometimes the stars align).
- Deep Endgame Experience: Engages in endgames in about 57% of matches, showing neither impatience nor eagerness to call it quits early (early resignation rate is a modest 3.3%).
Playing Philosophy & Quirks
BAKIR935’s average moves per win are around 57, but losses tend to drag longer, around 61 moves, as if saying, “If I’m losing, I’m going down trying to make it count.” White pieces tend to carry a slight advantage with a 49.25% win rate versus Black’s 46.89%. Surprisingly, mornings seem less kind (with a crawl at 33.33% win rate at 5 AM), but the alertness peaks late evenings around 11 PM and especially the early hours around 6 AM — who said chess players aren't creatures of the night?
The player’s tactical sharpness shines with a knack for bouncing back after setbacks, winning nearly 42% of games even after losing a piece. However, BAKIR935 also exhibits a healthy dose of humility, as the win rate against higher-rated opponents is 27.5%, showing that every grandmaster was once a beginner (or a determined underdog).
Recent Highlight: A Victory to Bask In
Not long ago, BAKIR935 clinched a thrilling win in a Giuoco Piano battle, prevailing by resignation after a tense 45-move tussle. The game showcased not only sharp tactical awareness but also the ability to turn pressure into triumph, a perfect reflection of BAKIR’s never-say-die spirit.
In Closing
More than just statistics and ratings, BAKIR935 embodies the passionate chess player’s journey: the ups and downs, the careful study of openings, the fight through endgames, and the sheer love for the game. Whether playing casually or climbing the competitive ladder, BAKIR935’s adventures on the 64 squares remind us all that chess isn’t just a game — it’s an ongoing story filled with strategy, drama, and sometimes, just a pinch of luck.
