marwandahmani

Player Profile: marwandahmani

Meet marwandahmani, a rapid chess enthusiast whose rating has danced beautifully across the chessboard, peaking at 778 in the year 2025 before settling comfortably at 476. This player battles through roughly 295 rapid games a year, shaking things up with a win count of 126 and embracing defeat 159 times — clearly demonstrating that every loss is just a complex opening leading to a better move ahead. Draws? Just a modest 10, proving marwandahmani prefers the thrill of checkmate over stalemate.

With a tactical awareness that could rival the cunning of a biological predator sneaking through the jungle, marwandahmani boasts a remarkable 100% win rate after losing a piece—the ultimate comeback artist! Like a resilient cell responding to stress, this player thrives under pressure, turning a disadvantage into an evolutionary advantage.

When it comes to openings, marwandahmani’s “genetic code” leans towards the classic Kings Pawn Opening and its Kings Knight Variation, each with a respectable ~41% win rate, as well as the resilient Bishop’s Opening and the daring Englund Gambit, both delivering a solid 50% success rate. The Petrov’s Defense Three Knights Game and Scandinavian Defense stand out as evolutionary adaptations in the opening repertoire, with win rates exceeding 57%. Not to mention, this player’s winning streak has blossomed to a maximum of 6 games — a nice little genetic cluster of victories.

Psychologically, marwandahmani keeps tilt in check (~11%), and prefers the strategic marathon of longer games, averaging around 46 moves per win. Interestingly, this player seems to flit energetically across the hours of the day, peaking in performance during evening hours (19:00 to 22:00) and even hitting 100% win rate at the curious hour of 8 AM — a real early bird with some nest-building skills!

Opponents beware! With consistently high win rates against many players (including perfect records against noa3pommes, inessa_russia, and anthonnygoncalves), marwandahmani is a fierce competitor. While not immune to losses, each defeat seems to act like a biological signal, triggering a robust comeback—a true DNA-level fight for every point.

In summary, marwandahmani’s chess style is a fascinating blend of endurance, resilience, and strategic evolution. Like a true chess organism adapting to the environment of each game, this player is on a mission to mutate weaknesses into winning patterns. Ready to mate on the 64-square board? Because this player certainly is!