Ebrima Bah: The FIDE Master with a Tactical Twist
Meet Ebrima Bah, a chess warrior who holds the prestigious title of FIDE Master. Known online as ebrimabah, Ebrima’s journey through the 64 squares has been nothing short of a rollercoaster—full of surprising comebacks, early resignations, and plenty of dramatic endgames.
With a peak rapid rating flirting with 2061 and a blitz rating soaring to a solid 2162, Ebrima combines strategic depth with lightning-fast instincts. Their playing style is a curious blend of patience and risk: averaging nearly 59 moves per victory but with a whimsical ~29% rate of early resignations, because sometimes giving up early just spices up the game.
When the chips are down, Ebrima shines brightest. Coming back from losing pieces with a 100% win rate after such setbacks proves this player’s resilience and tactical awareness are truly next level. Not to mention a 75% comeback rate that would make Rocky Balboa proud.
While Ebrima’s win rate hovers around 30% in rapid matches using their mysterious "Top Secret" openings, in blitz the same secret recipe has yielded a flawless 100% win record—one game, but hey, perfection counts!
Opponents beware: against familiar foes like munduyungi and akanga001, Ebrima boasts a perfect 100% win rate, showing a knack for remembering faces—and weaknesses. However, that sharp edge dims against some others, suggesting room for even more mysterious opening secrets.
Outside the board, Ebrima’s psychological resilience is just as notable. With a modest tilt factor of 3, this player keeps composure under fire. But their rated-vs-casual win difference is a whopping 36%, meaning Ebrima can switch gears from casual friend to fierce competitor in a heartbeat.
Whether it’s Sunday with a puzzling 0% win rate or Monday’s killer 67%, Ebrima Bah is a chess player who keeps both friends and foes guessing. With a career full of strategic drama, tactical fireworks, and the occasional cheeky early exit, Ebrima truly embodies the spirit of competitive chess fun.