Ahmad Asgarizadeh IM

Ahmad Asgarizadeh - The International Master with a Blitzy Flair

Known to many in the chess world as Dragon7040, Ahmad Asgarizadeh is an International Master whose tactical prowess and lightning-fast moves on the board have left many opponents scrambling for counters—if not their pawns!

Ahmad’s chess journey is a tale of speed and resilience. Specializing in blitz and bullet formats, he boasts jaw-dropping peak ratings of 2934 in blitz and an even more astounding 2907 in bullet chess — ratings that make you wonder if he's secretly got a chess engine wired to his brain.

Game Stats & Style

• Blitz: Nearly 1,850 'top secret' games logged, with a 47% win rate. If game count was a currency, Ahmad would be a chess billionaire.
• Bullet: 868 intense games, holding a respectable 44% win rate. Blink and you’ll miss a move!
• Rapid: Limited appearances but a 50% win rate proves Ahmad is no slouch when the clock ticks slower.

Ahmad’s matches often stretch long into the endgame, with an average of over 82 moves per victory — proof he doesn’t shy away from the gritty, grind-it-out parts of chess. And should the unexpected happen? His comeback rate exceeds 90%, suggesting that losing a piece only fuels his fighting spirit.

The Opponent’s Worst Nightmare

Some opponents are lucky (or unlucky) enough to have faced him repeatedly — “gm_dmitrij” has tussled with Ahmad 94 times. Whether they like it or not, Ahmad’s win rate against some foes is a profile in dominance (looking at you, “chessmagician64” and “tirelessftr” with perfect battle records).

Meanwhile, his “tilt factor”—a modest 8—indicates Ahmad stays remarkably cool under pressure, even though it’s rumored he once quietly cursed a knight that "just wouldn’t behave."

When Does He Strike?

Ahmad’s chess activity peaks around midday and early afternoon, with win rates hovering above 50% between 10 AM and 3 PM — apparently, chess is his perfect coffee break activity. Oddly enough, his performance at 7 AM clocks in at a hilarious 10%, so don't expect to challenge him before breakfast!

Whether wielding the white or black pieces, Ahmad strikes with near-equal effectiveness (White Win Rate: 48%, Black Win Rate: 45%) making him an all-around threat wherever the pieces fall.

In Conclusion

Ahmad Asgarizadeh is not just a chess player; he's a force of nature on the blitz and bullet battlefield, blending strategic depth with lightning-quick intuition. An International Master who’s clearly still leveling up, he’s the kind of player who makes you blink twice and then realize you’ve just been checkmated.