muslihiddin06

Profile Summary: muslihiddin06

Meet muslihiddin06, a chess aficionado who juggles daily, blitz, rapid, and bullet games like a grandmaster in training — or maybe just a wizard who lurks in the shadows, confusing opponents with a “Top Secret” opening strategy (because who doesn’t love a little mystery?).

In 2025, muslihiddin06 reached their peak ratings with a rapid rating soaring up to an impressive 975, blitz close behind at 920, daily games steadily at 890, and bullet at a respectable 761. Despite some rocky starts (minimum blitz rating was a humble 232 — we all have off days!), the average ratings suggest steady improvement and strategic grit.

Fun fact: their longest winning streak is a solid 10 games, and currently they’re on a roll with 6 wins in a row — maybe now’s a good time to avoid challenging this fierce competitor! Their games average around 46 moves when they win, but if they lose, prepare for a drawn-out battle averaging nearly 60 moves. Clearly, muslihiddin06 is not one to quit early; they’ve got resilience and love a good strategic marathon.

Online, muslihiddin06 has a love-hate relationship with their opponents — undefeated against some (hello, 100% win rate versus screwbrew, marvraft, and thikchani), and perpetually learning from others with a less friendly win record. Tactical awareness? Spot on. They boast a comeback rate near 57% and maintain a perfect record when they've lost a piece — a true phoenix rising from tactical ashes.

Clock management seems pretty decent too, with peak performance in early evening hours (18:00 boasts a 66.67% win rate) and Monday through Wednesday as their sweet spot for scoring victories. Just watch out if you play late at night, when muslihiddin06 tends to switch to casual mode (or at least so their tilt factor of 9 suggests).

When not plotting their next chess coup, muslihiddin06 might be chuckling to themselves over their early resignation rate of just under 7% — proof they’re not the quitter type. Is muslihiddin06 the next chess grandmaster in disguise or just a stealthy rogue making a name one unexpected move at a time? Only the 46 moves of every win will tell.