Meilis Annaberdiev (aka gahryman) - Grandmaster Extraordinaire
Meet Meilis Annaberdiev, a chess Grandmaster whose moves speak louder than words — and perhaps even louder than your morning coffee jolt! Holding the prestigious Grandmaster title from FIDE, Meilis is a formidable force across all time controls, dazzling opponents with a tactical awareness that makes even the slyest of knights think twice.
Rating Peaks & Playing Style
- Blitz Peak: An astonishing 2813 achieved in July 2019 — that's basically breaking the sound barrier on a chessboard.
- Bullet Peak: A blistering 2704 in February 2023, showing lightning-fast reflexes and razor-sharp intuition.
- Rapid Peak: 2168 (Nov 2020), where calm calculation meets aggressive execution.
Meilis's games tend to extend to a thrilling average of nearly 78 moves when victorious, proving stamina combined with sharp strategy. Endgames are not just an afterthought, but a frequent battleground (appearing in over 84% of games), where Meilis shines brightest.
Tactical Wizardry and Psychological Fortitude
Blessed with an incredible 89% comeback rate and a 45% win success after losing a piece, Meilis embodies resilience – the ultimate chess phoenix. Early resignation is rare (<1%), because giving up is simply not in this player’s dictionary. Even when the chips are down, Meilis turns tables like a magician pulling rabbits out of hats.
Opening Repertoire – From Secrets to Sicilians
Meilis is no one-trick pony. Whether it’s deploying the mysterious "Top Secret" openings (winning over half of these encounters), or flexing the Sicilian Defense variants with a sneaky 60%+ win rate, there’s always something brewing behind those opening moves. Beware: the French Defense Rubinstein Fort Knox Variation has a 80% win rate — a nod to Meilis’s knack for locking down opponents in style.
Recent Notable Battle
In a recent live chess skirmish against "Dynamita" in June 2025, Meilis fought fiercely with the Black pieces using the Scandinavian Defense Modern Variation. After a grueling 54 moves closing with a win on time, Meilis showcased clinical precision and nerves of steel. The opponent never knew what hit them — except perhaps a well-timed time scramble!
Fun Facts & Stats
- Longest winning streak: 11 games – as relentless as a knight on a quest.
- Psychological tilt factor: 11, meaning even when things get rocky, Meilis keeps the cool.
- Best time of day to challenge: 1 AM – apparently, Meilis is a night owl who hunts chess points under moonlight.
- Most played opponent: steelspider with 46 matches fought bravely on virtual battlefields.
When it comes to chess, Meilis Annaberdiev is a paradox wrapped in an enigma: calm yet fierce, precise yet unpredictable, patient yet daring. Opponents beware: every game is a new masterpiece in the making!