Baha Ali

Baha Ali - The Blitz Battler

If you’ve ever encountered Misphah on the chessboard, you know that Baha Ali is a player who truly understands the thrill of rapid tactics and the unpredictability of blitz battles. Sporting a top blitz rating of 843 from May 2020 and a modest rapid peak just over 1000, Baha has journeyed through the wild rollercoaster of online chess with passion and perseverance.

Career Highlights & Style

Baha’s chess adventures show a fierce love for blitz, having played nearly 150 games in this format with an adventurous 26.57% win rate. This is complemented by a smaller, but valiant, set of rapid games where the win rate admittedly took a nap—0% on record, but hey, everyone needs a challenge!

Known for an Early Resignation Rate of just about 7.6%, Baha isn’t one to quit before the sweat hits the brow. With an average of roughly 57 moves per win, the battles are often prolonged epics rather than lightning strikes. The comeback rate is an impressive 81.58%, proving that when the going gets tough, Baha gets tougher.

Statistics & Quirks

• Longest Winning Streak: 5 games – because sometimes inspiration strikes.
• Longest Losing Streak: 19 games – a tough crowd, but persistence pays.
• Favorite Opponents: Magnet99 seems to be the nemesis (0% wins), but Baha has had tasty wins against players like paganviking and mayaros11 with a perfect score.
• Best time for chess? 3 AM – presumably fueled by late-night coffee and stubbornness.
• Win Rate by Hour: Reaches 100% at 3 AM and 9 PM, suggesting Baha is a nocturnal genius or just really lucky after dark.

The Memorable Victories

One of Baha’s most dazzling wins came in June 2020, triumphing with the White pieces in a fierce queen and knight dance that ended with a crushing checkmate (see the thrilling finish at this game). Strategic sacrifices and bold moves like 7. Nc6+ and an assertive rook takeover led to the opponent’s king running for cover.

Psychological Profile

Baha scores a tilt factor of 19, meaning frustration is kept in check with a firm grip – occasional sighs and maybe a quick walk away from the board, but never surrendering spirit. The player’s psychological resilience is proven by a striking come-from-behind win ratio, showing that setbacks are just opportunities for comebacks.

Off the Board

When not busy outwitting opponents or analyzing intricate endgames (played in over 51% of games), Baha probably enjoys tweaking openings—though ironically the opening used is called "Top Secret," likely because opponents are still trying to figure it out! One thing is clear: their chess journey, filled with both learning moments and moments of glory, is far from over.

So next time you find yourself paired against Misphah online, buckle up—you're in for an intense, unpredictable ride where every move counts and every blunder is a chance for an epic comeback.