Profile Summary: Mohamed Bah (medsky667)
Meet Mohamed Bah, better known online as medsky667, a chess player whose game is a curious blend of persistence and occasional mystery — or as mysterious as a player with a top secret opening repertoire can be.
Mohamed has been steadily climbing the rating ladder from a modest rapid rating of 636 in early 2024 to an impressive peak above 1200 in 2025, all while racking up almost 2,500 rapid games under his belt. If patience is a virtue, Mohamed is a saint, averaging over 65 moves per win — that’s longer than a lot of chess games last for some grandmasters!
He isn’t just about slow and steady play; his blitz rating also soared from a mid-700 mark to crossing the 1,000-barrier, proving he's just as comfortable in fast-paced shenanigans. Bullet chess? Sure, he plays that too, improving from a below 400 low rating in 2024 to a respectable high in 2025. Talk about keeping on his toes!
One of Mohamed's quirks? He loves secrets. His openings across all formats are "Top Secret," a mysterious brand that has earned him a solid 50% win rate in rapid and nearly 53% in bullet—enough to keep opponents guessing and on edge.
As a competitor, Mohamed demonstrates a tactical tenacity that demands respect: a comeback rate of 75.65% means he's not just sitting back when things look bleak, and with a perfect 100% win rate after losing a piece, he’s basically the Houdini of the chess board.
However, not all days are easy—his tilt factor sits at 11, so fair warning: try not to ruffle his feathers. But when he’s on, watch out!
When does he shine brightest? Early hours and late evenings, notably at 7 AM where his win rate skyrockets to an eye-watering 85.71%. Meanwhile, his best weekday for victory is Tuesday, where he edges out a 52.23% success rate. Maybe Mohamed’s secret is that he’s secretly a morning person?
Finally, it wouldn’t be a real profile without a shoutout to Mohamed’s longest winning streak—10 games in a row—which might just be the length of a Netflix binge, but he did it with much more intellectual flair.
Whether you're a fellow chess lover or a casual onlooker, Mohamed Bah’s chess journey is a story about steady improvement, a healthy dose of mystery, and most importantly, a love for the game that never surrenders easily—even when the chips (or pieces) are down.