jamshid nozare

Jamshid Nozare (aka Farizin1346)

Meet Jamshid Nozare, a formidable chess warrior with a flair for Blitz and Rapid that could make even the most seasoned grandmasters raise an eyebrow. Currently rocking a peak Blitz rating flirting with the 2000-mark (1990 at the height of his powers in May 2025), Jamshid is no stranger to the adrenaline-fueled battlefield of fast-paced chess.

Jamshid’s playing style is a curious cocktail: a strategic blend of tactical awareness and gritty endgame persistence. With a staggering 83.58% comeback rate and an average of 67 moves per win, he clearly refuses to bow out before squeezing every last drop of juice from the position. Quick to spot opportunities and avoid one-sided disasters (just a 1.51% one-sided loss rate), Jamshid seems to thrive under pressure, though his tilt factor suggests he’s human after all—just don’t get him before 7 PM, his golden hour, when his win rate jumps to a cozy 56.25% (and even 56% around 9 PM).

His opening repertoire beholds secrets and surprises, notably a nearly 80% win rate with the Italian Game Knight Attack Normal Variation. When playing Blitz, expect him to bring out fortress-like defenses and sharp counters alike—although he’s been known to steer clear of the French Defense Exchange Variation, where victories elude him.

Jamshid’s match log reads like a thriller. With over 1400 wins in Blitz alone, he’s battled opponents from every corner, with some peculiar stats: undefeated against “ivopet” and “k-pop_skoof” (100% wins), but facing a rather tough time against “popanen66” and friends who seem to be his blackjack dealers—always dealing losses.

Despite occasional hiccups (his longest losing streak is an ominous 10 games), he always bounces back. And with nearly 2200 total games spread across multiple time controls just in 2025, Jamshid is the kind of player who clearly believes: “You win some, you learn some… and then you win again.”

Noteworthy Recent Battles

• Victory vs. Liam_09 with a textbook Caro-Kann Defense Advance, showing both positional patience and tactical spice.
• Triumphant resignation win using the Philidor Defense against maxpowers9194, proving endgame prowess and striking precision.
• A tough loss against chesseric1023 in a French Defense Exchange where fate said, “Nope, not today.”

When Jamshid isn’t weaving magic on the 64 squares, rumor has it he’s crafting secret opening novelties or simply plotting how to never resign early again (current early resignation rate: a modest 0.57%). Until then, watch out for Farizin1346—whether it's Blitz or Rapid, he’s ready to keep you on your toes with sharp moves, unexpected comebacks, and a little bit of that charming unpredictability that makes chess as thrilling as it is.

Links to latest clashes: Against Liam_09, vs maxpowers9194, vs chesseric1023