The Boy Who Lives on the Clock
Hamid Mohammed12200948, known to the chess world as Hamidking1993, is a superhuman marathon of online chess. With around 7,600 rated games, 3,927 wins, and a streak of 19 straight victories, Hamid has clearly decided that the best way to study chess is to play it until the server gets tired.
His preferred habitat is still bullet. While many warriors run from 500. It was easier than ever. The clock suits his pulse, and he is happy.
If you want proof that Hamid has spent more time attacking than defending, look at his white pieces:
shows a reliably dangerous player with the first move, while he continues to do battle as Black with the patience of someone saving lunch.A Bullet Heart With a Blitz Brain
Hamid shows his full career is a long, gentle ride upward. His blitz form reached 2452 (2023-07-22) and his bullet form keeps climbing, peaking at 2274 (2025-04-18) on a very good Friday in April. The road has been visible through his heart: 1,413 bullet wins, a longest winning streak of 19, and a comeback rate that stays impressively calm after losing a piece.
His overall bullet graph, below, shows a player who refuses to stay down. It has steep climbs, wind-swept valleys, and enough salt to open a pretzel shop:
The Loyal Opening Reader
Hamid does not wander into the ``today, I wish I know this'', he walks into the same hallway wearing the same shirt. His most travelled openings are Czech Defense and Scotch Game, both served with plenty of assaults. As white or black, he reaches for structure and counterplay; as White, Scotch Game has been especially good to him at Rapid, where the record is a very perfect 7/7.
He also loves reviving the French Defense: Exchange Variation in Bullet and Blitz, proving that even "boring" chess is exciting when you play it at 350 tries.
Known Enemies and Old Friends
No hero story is complete without rivals. Hamid and his most loyal opponent alalim have crossed paths 388 times, and Hamid has made 284 of those appearances count as wins. In the corner, Jamal Adam is next, with 389 games of back-and-forth, and NADIR Samir 12200085 has helped keep the score honest with 383 games.
There is also a small cloud on the horizon: Abubaker Tagelsir where the score is a humbling 47 wins to 96 losses. Even a king has to pay rent.
The Whole Chess Dictionary
If the account were a poem, its rhyme would be "resign," "rematch," "again." He rarely resigns early and, when behind, he often digs out of the hole, ending 2.81% of games as one-sided losses. When he loses on time, prepare for the next match. Hamid's win rate at 11:00 in the morning enters around 59%, but after midnight the coffee is too hot and the queen drifts.
He has managed a very strong record in Rapid recently: 92 wins, only 29 losses, including a 2025 streak that pushed him to 2200+. In other words, when the clock slows down, Hamid has time to think, and fearsome things.