Imed

Profile: Imed (aka Jarjou202)

Meet Imed, the blitz virtuoso whose chess rating once soared as high as a majestic 2812—not once, but on a very good day in December 2019. A fierce competitor with over 320 games in his blitz arsenal, Imed combines tactical wizardry with a strategic mind that just refuses to quit, as seen in his incredible 82.21% comeback rate after losing material. Yes, when the going gets tough, Jarjou202 gets going!

A Playing Style Wrapped in Mystery and Pawns

With an endgame frequency pushing 78%, Imed is the master of wearing down opponents, often forcing their resignation after long, exhausting battles spanning an average of 66 moves when winning. He’s no quitter—his early resignation rate is a measly 2.19%, proving he’s here to fight until the final queen drops.

Notable Streaks & Opponents

Imed once blitzed through a jaw-dropping 11-game winning streak, only to remind us all that chess is a rollercoaster with his longest losing streak capped at just 9 games—because hey, even the best have their off days. His most frequent battlefield foes include iiilllii1llil, alexander_khlebovich, and georgii308, though apparently some unlucky souls like listenbee and brianmcnee never manage to score against him.

Prime Time for Pawns and Checkmates

Ready for prime time? Imed’s best moves spring to life around noon, a fine time when his win rate hits a spectacular 100% at 12 PM—and an impressive 91.67% at 8 AM, because he likes to confuse everyone by being a morning person. Saturdays are especially lucky with a win rate near 73%, probably because that’s when he’s well caffeinated (or well rested? The jury is out).

Signature Victories

One recent masterclass saw Imed checkmating his opponent in style, demonstrating the sharpness and precision this player is known for. Whether it’s quietly grinding down an enemy or launching a ferocious queen attack, this player keeps the chess world guessing—and watching.

Final Thoughts

If your opponent’s username is Jarjou202, expect a game full of twists, comebacks, and crafty endgames that will test your nerves. No seconds are ever wasted here, and while losing on time has happened (hey, it’s blitz!), Imed’s resilience and chess IQ cement his status as a player you want to admire—or beat, if you dare.