Profile: Fara7h – The Chessboard Biologist
Meet Fara7h, a rapid chess tactician whose gameplay evolves faster than a species in the wild! Since 2024, Fara7h’s rating has blossomed from a modest 238 to a flourishing 449 in 2025, showing a remarkable evolutionary climb in the competitive ecosystem of rapid chess.
With a total of 130 rapid games played, Fara7h strikes a winning balance, claiming 68 victories and adapting to losses like a resilient organism—only tilting slightly with a mild tilt factor of 3. Their comeback rate, an impressive 66%, proves that when down a piece, Fara7h doesn’t just survive, but thrives with a 100% win rate after losing material. Talk about a true chess survivor!
Opening repertoire? This player clearly favors the King’s Pawn Opening with a strong 70.8% win rate—a reliable DNA strand in their strategic genome. The Queen’s Pawn Opening is their other allele of choice, boasting a perfect 100% win rate, indicating a specialized adaptation to certain game environments. Defenses like the Alekhine’s and Bishop’s openings also see solid performances, showing Fara7h’s diverse genetic coding in openings.
Fara7h’s style favors the late-game hustle, with 56.15% frequency reaching the endgame, averaging 53 moves to win and almost 64 moves when the tide turns against them. Their white pieces have a slight evolutionary edge with a 54.55% win rate, but black is no less fertile ground at 50%.
Known rivals on the board include admmmmmmm09 (56.8% win rate), but beware! Some opponents like jim3218 and jimbokirk have felt the full sting of a 100% Fara7h dominion. Patterns in the time-niche show peak activity and success during midday hours (12 PM with a flawless 100% win rate) and strong performance midweek and weekends — making Fara7h adaptable across different circadian rhythms.
In conclusion, Fara7h is a chess player whose game biology is finely tuned to survive, adapt, and outmaneuver. Whether it’s a rapid battle or a drawn-out evolutionary war on the 64 squares, expect Fara7h to bring strategic mutations that keep opponents guessing and the rating climbing.