Radin Yadegar FM

FIDE Master Radin Yadegar

Meet Radin Yadegar, a chess virtuoso who proudly holds the prestigious title of FIDE Master — a mark of true strategic mastery on the 64 squares. Known in the chess realm as chess_master_8820, Radin is no stranger to the high-speed adrenaline rush of bullet and blitz chess.

Radin’s journey is a rollercoaster of ratings, climbing from a solid 1750+ bullet player in late 2024 to peaking at an astonishing 3068 in mid-2025. In blitz, Radin reached an almost superhuman peak rating of 2996, flirting with the 3000 mark as if it were just another rung on the rating ladder. If rapid chess ever calls, Radin might just politely decline—their true playground is where the seconds tick down and the nerves tingle.

A true tactician at heart, Radin boasts an impressive 88.6% comeback rate after setbacks, proving that losing a piece isn’t a reason to panic but rather a thrilling plot twist in a well-crafted story. Their win rate with White sits comfortably near 58%, showing a preference for seizing the initiative, while Black’s slightly lower but still formidable 51% win rate demonstrates both resilience and counter-punching skills.

Radin’s favorite openings remain shrouded in mystery—"Top Secret" is the name on the board with over 1400 games and a hearty 54% win rate to boot. For those lucky enough to decode the enigma, a mastery of the Queen's Pawn Opening (Chigorin Variation) and the Scandinavian Defense reveals themselves, with tactical flair and solid soundness. Occasionally, Radin also enjoys dabbling in the quirks of the Van Geet Opening, displaying a chess personality that loves both classic foundations and offbeat creativity.

When it comes to winning streaks, Radin once dazzled all with a breathtaking 16 consecutive wins, a feat that whispers “fear me” to any opponent daring to sit across the board. However, even a chess machine faces dark days, as a nine-game losing streak has reminded Radin that humility is the queen of all virtues.

Off the board? Well, the best time for Radin’s brilliance shines at 11:00 AM, so if you’re scheduling a match, consider that a fair warning. And if you wonder about psychological resilience, Radin’s tilt factor is a mildly modest 9—enough to keep things spicy but never enough to throw the rook out the window.

Radin’s recent games illustrate a ruthless ability to force resignations — opponents bow out rather than endure the onslaught. The meticulously played final moves in those victories are available online for any chess fan craving a masterclass in mid-game mayhem and endgame elegance.

In short, Radin Yadegar isn’t just a player; they are a chess phenomenon, blending speed, strategy, and a pinch of unpredictability into every game. Whether you face them in bullet or blitz, expect sparks to fly and your king to be kept very, very busy.