ImadEddn

Meet ImadEddn: The Chess Warrior with a Heart of Pawns

In the grand battlefield of Rapid chess, ImadEddn strides forth not as a grandmaster (yet!), but as a fearless contender with a peak rating of 1013 achieved in March 2025. With 100+ battles fought, ImadEddn's journey is the delightful rollercoaster of a chess enthusiast who knows exactly how it feels to win just enough and lose often enough to keep things interesting.

Playstyle & Personality

ImadEddn’s style? A curious blend of patience and bold gambits. A master of the King's Pawn Opening, with a win rate nearing 41% in this popular battlefield, alongside a smorgasbord of opening choices ranging from Petrovs Defense Classical Variation to the sometimes risky Scandinavian Defense (where success is... elusive). The chessboard is his playground, with a tendency to conclude games with around 27 moves when victorious, but sometimes getting lost in a longer battle of attrition averaging 50 moves when things don’t go his way.

While ImadEddn occasionally waves the white flag early—about 7% of the time—they also frequently dive deep into endgames, a solid 42% of games, proving stamina and focus. Comebacks happen nearly half the time they’re down a piece (46.15% comeback rate), though winning right after losing a piece is still a bit of a challenge (15%), so there’s room for a tactical upgrade!

Victories, Defeats & Memorable Moments

Despite a tough Rapid record of 26 wins to 71 losses, every victory tastes twice as sweet. ImadEddn’s recent triumphs include a classy checkmate against Pierrelav8, showcasing skillful maneuvering in the King’s Pawn Opening. Not to forget the lightning-fast mating against Brice-Firefly using the Caro-Kann Defense, finishing the game in just 6 moves like a magician pulling a rabbit out of a hat.

Losses? Oh yes, there are quite a few, including a checkmate at the hands of ae3145 employing the Scandinavian Defense. But every setback is fuel for the fire—ImadEddn’s tilt factor is at a moderate 9, showing resilience and a drive to bounce back.

When to Challenge ImadEddn

If you want to catch ImadEddn at their best, set your chess clock to 10 PM — it’s their prime time with an astounding 66.67% win rate at that hour, while weekend mornings might require coffee and extra luck with a win rate unfortunately at 0% on Sundays.

A Word About Their Opponents

Some opponents have become familiar faces, like 7madl, whom ImadEddn has faced 3 times (with no wins yet). In contrast, foes like pierrelav8 and brice-firefly have both tasted defeat at ImadEddn's hands (100% win rate against them!). So, beware — these online skirmishes have their favorites and fierce rivals.

Overall

ImadEddn may not be a chess grandmaster yet, but they're definitely a grand entertainer on the virtual 64 squares, where each game is a story of valiant effort, unexpected twists, and the undying hope of checkmating the world — one move at a time.

So, ready your pawns, knights, and rooks — ImadEddn is waiting!