Parsomaş Azad (aka Bijanalmasy): The Tactical Adventurer
Meet Parsomaş Azad, a passionate chess enthusiast who has danced the dance of pawns and knights across the 64 squares with a flair that’s anything but ordinary. Known online by the whimsical handle Bijanalmasy, Parsomaş embodies the spirit of a relentless blitz warrior and a strategic rapid contender, always ready for the next move — and the occasional unexpected surrender!
Chess Journey & Style
Parsomaş's journey through the chess ranks is akin to a rollercoaster ride: from a blitz peak rating of 1106 in early 2021 to navigating the mid-600s by 2024, their roller coaster has thrills, spills, and an admirable persistence. Whether blitzing or rapid, Parsomaş shows a keen love for the Van 't Kruijs Opening—a rare choice that mirrors the player’s offbeat, adventurous spirit—and the ever-reliable French Defense variations.
Known for a high comeback rate of 76.4%, Parsomaş battles fiercely even when down material, refusing to let the game slip quietly into a loss. Their games often feature long strategic battles averaging over 60 moves when winning, showing patience and endurance. Though prone to the occasional tilt (a 13 on the tilt factor), this resilient player bounces back stronger, proving that the heart is mightier than the rating!
Notable Stats & Quirks
- Blitz record: 1204 wins vs. 1258 losses – a fearless competitor who’s never afraid to mix it up, win or lose.
- Peak rapid rating: 1101, with a rapid play style that balances sharp openings and solid endgames.
- Endgame enthusiast: About 69% of their games reach the endgame stage, highlighting endurance and love for the long haul.
- Early resignation rate: Just under 2%, showing a stubborn streak of fighting on till the very end.
Recent Battles
In the thrilling arena of live chess battles, Parsomaş recently clinched victories using the Van 't Kruijs Opening — a testament to their liking for eclectic and less conventional play. Whether winning by forcing checkmates or managing time scrambles skillfully, victories like their last game against matros1971 showcase their tactical creativity and nerves of steel.
Off the Board
When not navigating the trenches of online chess, Parsomaş probably enjoys pondering life’s big questions—like whether to castle kingside or queenside, or if that last pawn really deserved to be sacrificed (spoiler: it probably did). An avid learner, every win and loss is a stepping stone, and every blunder just fuel for the next comeback.
In short, Parsomaş Azad (Bijanalmasy) is the kind of chess player who proves the game is not only about numbers and ratings, but also about passion, resilience, and the occasional generous helping of luck—or maybe just playing that tricky Van 't Kruijs Opening that keeps opponents scratching their heads.
