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Mitra Asgharzadeh WIM

Username: mitraasz

Playing Since: 2019-06-15 (Inactive)

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Rapid: 2254
22W / 16L / 6D
Blitz: 2771
157W / 127L / 21D
Bullet: 2747
2083W / 1791L / 201D

Mitra Asgharzadeh - Woman International Master (WIM)

Meet Mitra Asgharzadeh, known in the chess world as mitraasz, a titled player who wields the prestigious Woman International Master (WIM) title awarded by FIDE. A thinker with a penchant for long battles and dramatic comebacks, Mitra embodies both the art and science of chess.

If chess were a battlefield, Mitra’s blitz games are a whirlwind of brilliance: with a blistering peak blitz rating of 2592 in 2025, Mitra has dazzled opponents by mixing precision with speed. Her bullet chess stats reveal a fighter who doesn’t just play quickly, but thoughtfully, boasting a ~50% win rate over thousands of games and a peak rating north of 2300. Her rapid games tell a story of solid strategic play and resilience, with a peak of 2369 and a tactical mind that thrives under pressure.

Mitra’s psychological resilience is legendary: with a 90% comeback rate after losing material, and an impeccable 100% win rate after losing a piece, she’s basically the Houdini of chess. Early resignation is practically absent in her style (just 1.06%), preferring to battle on and squeeze every last drop of advantage. While the average winning game takes around 72 moves, Mitra is not afraid to go deep into the endgame trenches—a stage where she truly shines, showing a near-constant hunger for complexity and victory.

Her performance varies like a good plot twist depending on the hour, with a sweet spot around midday, where her win rate peaks at nearly 57%—so if you want to catch Mitra off guard, maybe try early morning or late night! Weekends and Fridays bring her luck with win rates just over 51%. But don’t be fooled by her sportsmanlike behavior and steady pace—anyone on the board with Mitra is in for a fight because her longest winning streak stands impressively at 12 games.

Opponents beware: she’s undefeated against several challengers where she boasts a 100% win record, while some lucky few have managed to hold her to a draw or even a win. Mitra isn’t just a player; she’s a consistent force of nature in the chess community, blending tactical prowess with a deep psychological game.

In short, Mitra is the kind of opponent who doesn’t just play chess — she tells a story, full of twists, traps, and triumphant escapes. Chess fans, keep your eyes peeled, because this WIM proves that the queen isn’t just a piece on the board, but a title you earn move by move.


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Feedback for Mitra Asgharzadeh

First of all, congratulations on your recent successes! You demonstrate a strong grasp of opening principles and solid positional understanding, especially noticeable in your handling of the King's Indian Defense and London System setups.

Strengths

  • Opening Play: Your knowledge of key opening lines such as the King's Indian Defense (E61) and Indian Game London System is impressive. You seem comfortable with moves like Bh6 and timely pawn breaks, which help you gain good initiative early on.
  • Endgame Technique: Games like your recent win against "Vinnkratos" show excellent endgame technique and patience, converting material advantages methodically.
  • Active Piece Play: You consistently activate your pieces, often creating tactical threats, especially on the kingside and center, which puts pressure on your opponents to respond accurately.
  • Time Management: You handle your clock well under rapid time controls, maintaining calm and accuracy even in complex positions.

Areas for Improvement

  • Handling Counterattacks: In some losses, especially against strong opponents (e.g., game vs. Jospem), your position deteriorated due to underestimating tactical possibilities or allowing your opponent strong counterplay. Working on recognizing and defusing opponent threats earlier will be beneficial.
  • Opening Preparation Depth: Although you play solid openings, some games showed you could benefit from deeper theoretical preparation or exploring alternative plans when the opponent deviates. This will help you avoid early disadvantage or passive positions.
  • Endgame Precision under Pressure: While your endgame is strong overall, improving calculation precision and defensive technique in complex endgames, particularly under time pressure, will raise your winning chances and resilience.
  • Structural Pawn Play: Occasionally, pawn advances (e.g., pushing h- and c-pawns) created weaknesses or allowed opponent counterplay. Be mindful of the long-term consequences of such breaks and ensure there is adequate support.

Next Steps

  • Review your losses carefully, focusing on turning points that led to tactical or strategic mistakes.
  • Practice solving tactical puzzles regularly to sharpen your calculation and pattern recognition.
  • Study endgames, particularly king and pawn or minor piece endgames, to improve conversion accuracy.
  • Consider exploring deeper opening theory for your favorite setups, identifying common sidelines and preparing responses.

Keep up the excellent work, and maintain your positive attitude towards continuous learning. Your recent games highlight a rising player with great potential!



🆚 Opponent Insights

Most Played Opponents
Amir Hossein Jamshidi 28W / 27L / 0D View Games
Mobina Alinasab 5W / 16L / 1D View Games
Ali Rastbod 1W / 16L / 0D View Games
Oliver Kurmann 5W / 9L / 0D View Games
Yichen Han 3W / 11L / 0D View Games

Rating

Year Bullet Blitz Rapid Daily
2025 2747 2771
2023 2403
2021 2244 2254
2020 2181 2307 2289
2019 2055 2078
Rating by Year2019202020212023202527712055YearRatingBulletBlitzRapid

Stats by Year

Year White Black Moves
2025 224W / 154L / 29D 219W / 164L / 26D 82.8
2023 2W / 2L / 0D 1W / 2L / 1D 86.0
2021 8W / 5L / 2D 3W / 14L / 0D 89.6
2020 422W / 364L / 42D 378W / 412L / 39D 75.5
2019 546W / 432L / 44D 505W / 456L / 48D 78.2

Openings: Most Played

Bullet Opening Games Wins Losses Draws Win Rate
East Indian Defense 320 159 139 22 49.7%
London System: Poisoned Pawn Variation 278 153 118 7 55.0%
Australian Defense 262 138 112 12 52.7%
Colle: 3...e6 4.Bd3 c5 218 127 85 6 58.3%
Döry Defense 184 91 90 3 49.5%
Amazon Attack: Siberian Attack 151 89 57 5 58.9%
Colle System: Rhamphorhynchus Variation 141 70 64 7 49.6%
Sicilian Defense 136 69 59 8 50.7%
Sicilian Defense: Closed 135 51 73 11 37.8%
King's Indian Defense 121 66 52 3 54.5%
Blitz Opening Games Wins Losses Draws Win Rate
East Indian Defense 24 10 12 2 41.7%
Sicilian Defense: Dragon Variation, Yugoslav Attack 17 8 7 2 47.1%
London System: Poisoned Pawn Variation 15 6 5 4 40.0%
Colle: 3...e6 4.Bd3 c5 14 7 7 0 50.0%
Döry Defense 12 6 6 0 50.0%
King's Indian Defense: Orthodox Variation 12 2 9 1 16.7%
King's Indian Defense 11 6 4 1 54.5%
Sicilian Defense 11 5 6 0 45.5%
Amazon Attack: Siberian Attack 10 5 4 1 50.0%
Australian Defense 9 4 5 0 44.4%

🔥 Streaks

Streak Longest Current
Winning 14 0
Losing 11 0
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