Mohammadreza H. (mohammadreza1990)
From the shadows of the board, Mohammadreza H. is a player who marches steadily towards the peak of chess mastery without losing his sense of humor — because who else can spend 70+ moves plotting a comeback and still manage to crack a smile after capturing a queen?
Rating & Performance
Since 2017, Mohammadreza has been climbing the ranks with a tactical awareness sharp enough to make Magnus Carlsen raise an eyebrow. Peaking at an impressive rapid rating of 2238 in the near future (2025), his blitz games have also rocked a 2000+ level, with bullet still warming up. He’s been known to keep his endgames intensive and drawn out, averaging over 70 moves per win, proving that patience isn't just a virtue — it's a weapon.
Playing Style
His opening repertoire remains a "Top Secret" — probably because revealing it might cause opponents to faint or spontaneously resign. Speaking of resignations, he rarely gives up early, with an early resignation rate under 2%. When a piece falls, watch out: his comeback rate is a staggering 86%, and if you think capturing a pawn will break him, think again—his win rate after losing a piece is a perfect 100%!
Chess Psychology & Streaks
Mohammadreza has a tilt factor of 12, which is surprisingly low considering the intensity of his games. Right now, he’s riding a small winning streak of 2 games, but his longest ever? A crushing 14 consecutive wins that left many opponents wondering if he’s secretly a chess engine disguised as a human.
Opponent Chronicles
Opponents beware. Some players face a win rate of 0% against him (looking at you, pokerdreams3), while others unfortunately hold a 100% losing record — perhaps due to Mohammadreza’s blend of strategic wizardry and psychological trickery. Among his favorite sparring partners are gmip1, za52, and umohmaxwell, who have felt the sting of his relentless attacks multiple times.
When to Catch Him Online
If you want to watch Mohammadreza perform, prime times are evenings and early mornings. His best win rates cluster around 10pm (55.73%), midnight (55.91%), and 4am (55.17%) — the perfect hours for those who believe true chess mastery happens while the rest are dreaming!
Fun Fact
Mohammadreza’s average moves per loss (75) actually exceed his moves per win (71), meaning even in defeat, he fights with the stamina of a marathoner, possibly to make us all question if the chessboard isn’t more a battlefield than a simple game.
Profile generated with a mix of data analytics and a pinch of humor — because chess is serious business, but life is too short to be just serious!