Moheb Ameir: International Master and Bullet Chess Duelist
Moheb Ameir, known online as Moheb_amir, is a FIDE International Master who has turned speed chess into a personal playground. With a peak bullet rating of 2804 (2026-09-19) and a blitz peak of 2692 (2025-10-03), he is the kind of player who gets more dangerous as the clock runs down. His results suggest one clear truth: he loves bullet chess, and bullet chess loves him back.
Quick Facts
- Title: International Master
- Favorite battlefield: Bullet
- Longest winning streak: 19 games
- Comeback rate: 87 percent
- Blitz peak: 2692 (2025-10-03)
The Bullet Duelist
Moheb's numbers scream bullet. He plays his best chess around 5 a.m., when most of the online world is asleep or too groggy to handle his relentless pressure. That early morning sharpness helped him build a 19 game winning streak and a reputation as one of the most stubborn players on the server. Even after losing a piece, he wins more than 56 percent of the time, and one-sided losses are almost invisible in his record.
Opening Repertoire
As white, Moheb loves to unsettle opponents with the Amar Gambit, a quirky 1.Nh3 that has appeared in more than 170 of his bullet games. Against the Sicilian Defense, he favors the Moscow Variation and the Nyezhmetdinov-Rossolimo Attack. With black, the Modern Defense and the Ruy Lopez Bird's Defense Deferred form the backbone of his blitz repertoire, and that Ruy Lopez line alone has earned him a 77.78 percent win rate.
Here is a snapshot of which openings bring him the most joy.
Rivalries and Resilience
Every warrior has rivals. In 21 meetings with Teimur Toktomushev, Moheb came out on the wrong side of the scoreboard, but he still managed 7 wins and plenty of drama. Against michael124667, the series was tighter, with Moheb collecting 10 wins and 6 draws. He has also traded many games with Mihai Venețeanu, where Moheb holds the edge with 10 victories. The most important stat, though, is his refusal to stay down. After falling behind, he comes back to win 87 percent of the time, making a concession feel like a foreign concept.
Signature Sequence
If you want a glimpse of his favorite battlefield, look at how comfortably he settles into the Sicilian Defense as white:
That is the start of the Moscow Variation, an opening Moheb has used to outplay countless bullet and blitz opponents.