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Player Profile: Ahmadbittar (aka hadi_alia)

Meet Ahmadbittar, better known on the chess battlefield as hadi_alia, a rapid chess aficionado steadily climbing the ranks with a peak rating of 1074 as of March 2025. His journey is a thrilling rollercoaster of wins, losses, and draws, with over 500 victories proving that persistence (and a bit of luck) is key.

Ahmadbittar’s style can best be described as a blend of tactical resilience and occasional artistic chaos. With an impressive Comeback Rate of 74.7%, don’t count this player out just because they lost a piece – there’s a good chance they’re plotting a sneaky comeback that’ll leave you scratching your head wondering if you missed a trick.

His preferred weapons of choice? The King’s Pawn Opening and its King’s Knight Variation, with a hearty 50% win rate in the former and a close 48.9% in the latter. When feeling adventurous, he dives into the Sicilian Defense, boasting a commendable 62.5% win ratio, proving he’s not afraid to mix it up. Beware if you face the Scandinavian Defense – it might just catch you off guard.

Ahmadbittar also has a love-hate relationship with certain openings like the Top Secret and Van't Kruijs Opening, where the win percentages are a little… shall we say, modest? But hey, nobody’s perfect.

When it comes to playing hours, he shines brightest during the late evening, especially at 10 PM, rocking an impressive 67.9% win rate. So if you’re planning to challenge him, maybe don’t expect mercy at max night time alertness!

Ahmadbittar averages about 54 moves per win and enjoys long, strategic battles, but loses tend to linger longer at nearly 71 moves—clearly a fighter who battles till the last piece falls or the time runs out. His psychological tilt factor is a modest 8, meaning after a bad game, he might grumble a little but won’t throw the board across the room… yet.

Notable recent moments include a thrilling checkmate victory against chessgoat02002, and a tough loss to Ivan-Kostroman where the game was so intense it ended as "game abandoned" — drama and all.

Outside the battlefield, Ahmadbittar is known for shaking hands amicably with opponents despite the fierce competition, sometimes resigning early strategically (an early resignation rate of just 1.58%), showing respect to the game and the opponent.

To sum it up, Ahmadbittar is a rapid chess warrior with a solid mix of strategic grit and playful risk-taking—always a fun and challenging opponent, with a few surprises up his sleeve. Watch out for his sneaky late-night games and his knack for turning a losing position into a glorious win.