Profile: Meisam Abed (meisamabed)
Meet Meisam Abed, a chess enthusiast who’s been battling it out on the 64 squares with remarkable tenacity and a touch of flair. Known predominantly by the username meisamabed, this player’s journey through bullet, blitz, and rapid formats reads like a thrilling rollercoaster of wins, losses, and the occasional heroic comeback.
A Bullet Stormer
If speed chess were an Olympic sport, Meisam would be a serious contender. With a peak bullet rating exceeding 2528 achieved in December 2024, meisamabed dazzles opponents with lightning-fast calculation and nerve of steel. Boasting a blistering longest winning streak of 14 games and a respectable overall bullet win rate, it’s clear rapid-fire tactics keep this player’s adrenaline pumping.
Strategic and Stylish
Yet, it’s not just about speed. Meisam’s style exhibits deep strategic understanding, favoring the English Opening Symmetrical Variation — winning more than 83% of games in bullet format with this choice. The Sicilian Defense and various King’s Indian Attack gambits also delight his repertoire, showing a preference for well-balanced and sharp positions.
Blitz and Rapid Adventures
In blitz chess, Meisam’s peak rating stands strong at 2236, carving out a space among formidable opponents. Rapid games reveal a more tempered side, with a peak just above 1200, suggesting that sometimes slow and steady wins... unless the clock is ticking!
Psychological Chess
With a tilt factor of 12, meisamabed manages to keep cool under pressure better than many — although occasional hiccups happen, like everyone else. The best time of day to face him? Around 8 AM, where his win rate shines a brilliant 84.62% between 8 and 9 AM.
Notable Records and Rivalries
Fierce competition is part of the game, and meisamabed has tangled most often with opponents like gurevskoidv and dragon_2022, with varying fortunes. Undefeated against a few, loves a challenge against many – the thrill of the fight is what counts.
The Most Recent Victory
A recent highlight was a masterful win using the King's Indian Attack - French Variation, wrapping up an intense game on December 10, 2024, with style and patience—winning by time, because when you’re that good, even the clock fears you.
The Quirks
With an average of 78 moves per win, Meisam clearly enjoys the long, strategic struggles. Early resignation is remarkably rare (only 0.54% of games), proving a resilience that keeps adversaries sitting on the edge of their seats.
In Summary
Meisam Abed might just be the chess world's well-kept secret: a speed demon with a strategic heart, an endgame warrior with a dash of humor in his wins and losses. Whether blitzing through defenses or slowly outmaneuvering opponents, meisamabed is a name worth remembering... or fearing!