Farhan Majedi

Farhan Majedi - The Chess Enigma a.k.a. CallMeFarhan

Farhan Majedi, known in the chess circles as CallMeFarhan, is a player who defies simple categorization. With a knack for springing surprises, Farhan has danced on the chessboard through Blitz and Rapid formats, crafting a style that’s part magician, part strategist, and part wild card.

Rating Rollercoaster

Farhan’s journey started modestly in Rapid chess with a peak rating of about 1291 in 2021 before taking a curious dip in 2022. Blitz enthusiasts saw Farhan’s rating jump from 345 in 2022 to a solid 484 by 2024—proof that perseverance pays off, especially when the clock is ticking.

Style & Strengths

A fearless tactician, Farhan boasts an impressive 91.67% comeback rate and masterfully wins all matches even after losing a piece—100% success there, mind you! But don’t expect early surrenders here; Farhan’s endgame frequency clocks in at a hefty 76.47% with an average of 95 moves to claim victory—patience is indeed a virtue.

Opening Mystery

When it comes to openings, “Top Secret” isn’t just a name—it’s a style! Farhan has played this opening 34 times (Blitz + Rapid combined), winning about a third of them. Secretive but somewhat effective, much like a chess ninja hiding in plain sight.

Rivalries & Records

Among Farhan's fiercest rivals, the battle with kingmikaail stands out—15 intense games with a 40% win rate. Against daliaghaleb, Farhan’s win rate dips to 27%, showing that every player has their kryptonite. Notably, Farhan has a flawless 100% win record against youngpricne22—a record most would envy.

On and Off the Clock

Timing matters and Farhan seems to shine when the sun goes down or early in the wee hours, boasting a 100% win rate on Sundays and Tuesdays, and a cozy 75% success rate playing at 3 AM. Whether it's Sunday brunch or a late-night chess snack, Farhan plays the clock like a maestro.

Fun Facts & Quirks

• White pieces bring a humble 27.78% win rate, but Black sees Farhan’s confidence soar to 43.75%.
• Longest winning streak? A modest 2 games—but hey, every legend starts somewhere!
• Farhan’s tilt factor is a low 5, which means rage quits are off the table, but coffee-fueled comebacks are definitely in.

In summary, Farhan Majedi is a compelling figure on the chessboard—one who embraces risk, values endurance, and might just win your game when you least expect it. So, if you ever face CallMeFarhan, prepare for an unpredictable, strategic rollercoaster ride where every piece counts.