moaznabih

Portrait of a Chess Enthusiast: moaznabih

Meet moaznabih, a rapid-format aficionado with a rating rollercoaster that would make even the most daring amusement park jealous. Reaching a peak rapid rating of 556 in December 2024, moaznabih has bravely navigated both the peaks and valleys of chess competition. Interestingly, blitz chess remains somewhat of a mystery, with a steady (but humble) rating of 100 – maybe he just prefers to take his time and savor the struggle!

Gaming Style & Tactics

Known for a strategic patience, moaznabih’s average games last around 55 moves when winning, but a slightly shorter 45 moves if headed for defeat. With a notable 15.4% early resignation rate, sometimes surrender is just a polite way to leave the party early – though his best time to play is around 10 AM, when the mind is sharp and the coffee is fresh.

He embraces the charm of classics like the King's Pawn Opening with nearly 90 games under his belt, though his most successful weapon is the Vienna Game boasting a smashing 58% win rate. Against higher-rated players, the struggle is real with more losses than wins, but moaznabih isn’t afraid to wrestle giants on the 64 squares.

Notable Achievements & Stats

• Longest winning streak: an impressive 8 games – clearly the chess gods smiled a little there.
• Longest losing streak: a humbling 10 games – because what’s a story without some drama?
• Rapid record stands at 218 wins, 332 losses, and 58 draws – a testament to persistence and love of the battle.
• Interestingly, blitz games show 0 wins in 12 attempts. Patience might just be a virtue moaznabih prefers!

Recent Highlights

Just recently, moaznabih demonstrated sharp endgame prowess by winning with a checkmate against formidable opponents like emmaeseul and alfredodod. Whether rallying from a tough position or capitalizing on opponents’ mistakes, his comeback rate of 52.75% proves he’s never out till the last piece hits the board.

Personality on the Board

A hint of humor and humility shines through moaznabih’s games. Sometimes the battlefield is a bit rough, but giving up moments come with strategic grace. His tilt factor is low (just 10), showing emotional steadiness even when the chess gods aren’t on his side. Always mastering the art of bouncing back and learning, he’s the kind of player who will keep inviting you for a rematch... and maybe, just maybe, win one day.

Whether in rapid or blitz, moaznabih’s journey is a vivid story of grit, growth, and that strange joy found only in chess – where losing sets the stage for the next victory!