MuhammadAzam888

Profile Summary: MuhammadAzam888

Meet MuhammadAzam888, a chess enthusiast whose rapid rating journey reads like a roller coaster with a surprisingly steady hand on the controls. Starting 2023 with a rapid rating of 324, Muhammad swiftly climbed up to a peak of 884 before settling into a strong 779 by year's end. The next years saw a bit of a shift, with ratings hovering around the 700s, but never quite lacking the fight.

With more than 1,600 rapid games under the belt since 2023 and over 1,000 wins (yes, that's not a typo), MuhammadAzam888 dances on the chessboard like a tactical ninja. This player’s style is a mix of patience and aggression, averaging about 52 moves per win and hanging tough even when down a piece—because the comeback rate is a staggering 57.4%, and if a piece is lost, guess what? The win rate skyrockets to 100%!

Although known best for rapid games, this gamer dabbled in blitz and bullet, where the blitz rating hovered in the low 300s. Bullet? Just a single game played – apparently, MuhammadAzam888 prefers not to get too dizzy!

On the psychological battlefield, MuhammadAzam888 sometimes succumbs to a tilt factor of 14 (hey, who doesn’t get salty after a blunder?), but bounces back with a nearly 47% better win rate in rated games versus casual ones. Talk about rising to the occasion!

When not plotting opening secrets in rapid chess matches, MuhammadAzam888 enjoys crushing familiar foes and boasts 100% win rates against several recent opponents (looking at you, peekaboo_o and teguhindri24!). It's no wonder the longest winning streak hit an impressive 9 games and counting.

With a penchant for early endgames (played in over half of games) and quick surrenders in hopeless situations (only 5.88% early resignations), MuhammadAzam888 takes the chess grind seriously but knows when to conserve energy for the next battle.

In short: MuhammadAzam888 is that determined player who turns setbacks into triumphs, armed with a secret arsenal of opening moves and a cheeky sense of humor just waiting to checkmate boredom.