majedalsal

Profile of majedalsal: The Chess Connoisseur with a Twinkle in the Eye

Meet majedalsal, a spirited rapid chess warrior whose journey on the 64 squares is anything but boring. With a career peppered by daring comebacks and unconventional triumphs, majedalsal has danced through over 1,300 rapid games, boasting 584 wins—not too shabby for someone sometimes tempted to wave the white flag early with a cheerful 22.55% early resignation rate.

In 2023, majedalsal dazzled the chess world (or at least their opponents) with a lofty peak rating of 1773. The following year, though a little humbler at 544, still shows the heart of a competitor who never quits. With an average game length exceeding 37 moves per win, patience is a virtue majedalsal knows well—even if sometimes the endgame sneaks by only 26% of the time.

Victories, Blunders & Opponents

Our hero’s record reads like a soap opera: 705 losses and 25 draws, proving that every chess journey has its ups and downs. But when majedalsal does lose a piece? Watch out—because the win rate after losing a piece is a perfect 100%. That's right, the comeback king breaks hearts and chessboards alike!

Some foes came out unscathed (sorry, ami2652—your win rate against majedalsal is a shaky 0%), while others like josu_corona and bebito_fiu-fiuh were mercilessly checked and mated. With an impressive longest winning streak of 9 games, majedalsal knows how to turn the tides—often unpredictably, but always with flair.

Playing Style & Timings

Known for a quirky mix of grit and occasional early quits, majedalsal’s style fancies a solid White win rate of 48.17% and a competitive Black win rate of 40.73%. With a penchant for playing the “Top Secret” opening over 1,300 times (shh, it’s confidential!), majedalsal keeps opponents guessing.

Curiously, majedalsal performs best in the somewhat late hours—with a peak win rate at 10 AM (59.26%) and in the wee hours of the morning (2 AM and 3 AM boasting over 50% wins). Clearly, this player might moonlight as a chess ninja under the cover of darkness.

Psychological Tidbits

Even chess warriors have their off days—majedalsal’s tilt factor sits modestly at 17, suggesting resilience with only occasional bouts of frustration. And it’s obvious that ranked games bring out the best, with a smashing 44.44% higher win rate compared to casual play.

From the comeback miracles to the occasional "I’m done!" early resignations, majedalsal's rapid games are a rollercoaster of excitement, strategy, and just the right sprinkle of humor.