Nexhat Xhemaj

Nexhat Xhemaj: The Enigmatic Chess Adventurer

Meet Nexhat Xhemaj, a chess player whose journey through the 64 squares is anything but ordinary. Averaging around the 900s in Blitz and Rapid, Nexhat dances between strategy and surprise, often turning the tide with a remarkable 81.21% comeback rate — because losing a piece is just the beginning of the story.

Known affectionately by the username nexhatxhemaj, this player exhibits a preference for long, intriguing battles with an average of 68 moves per win — clearly not a fan of quickies. Their games are a marathon, not a sprint.

With breakout performances particularly shining on Tuesday evenings (hello, 58.7% win rate at 7 PM!), Nexhat’s brain seems to fire extra neurons around tea time, or perhaps it's just the coffee kicking in.

A player of highs and lows, Nexhat sports a longest winning streak of 15 games, proving they can switch from a cautious strategist to a fierce tactician when the situation demands. But don’t be fooled — the tilt factor stands at a humble 10%, suggesting calm composure even when the knights come out to party unexpectedly.

They've mastered their favorite opening, which is intriguingly listed as Top Secret — because who wants to reveal all their chess secrets? Across all time formats, Nexhat commands nearly a 50% win rate using this mysterious weapon.

White pieces bring out their inner warrior with a 54% win rate, whereas with Black, the fight is tougher at 42%. No shame there; after all, defending is an art form some can only dream of mastering.

Whether it’s Blitz, Rapid, Bullet, or even Daily chess, Nexhat is no stranger to the battlefield—logging over 2,200 games and holding a balanced record of 533 wins to 518 losses in Blitz, plus plenty more battles in other formats.

Opponents beware: some face a 100% loss rate! (Yes, Nexhat is undefeated against komandanti07 and bankprolevel. Sorry, folks, looks like you’re in their personal museum of lost games.)

When not plotting on the board, you might find Nexhat quietly refining endgame mastery — engaging in endgames in over 67% of their matches — proving that patience truly is a virtue.

In a nutshell, Nexhat Xhemaj is a blend of resilience, calculated endurance, and a playful mystery—because who says chess can't be fun with a side of intrigue?