Obaida Abdul-Fattah

Obaida Abdul-Fattah (obaida_512)

Meet Obaida Abdul-Fattah, an intrepid chess explorer whose journey on the 64 squares is as dynamic as a well-executed King's Pawn Opening! With a peak rapid rating of 1419 and a blitz high of 1551, Obaida has demonstrated tactical prowess and a hearty appetite for both quick-fire matches and deeper battles of wits.

Since starting tracked play in 2017, Obaida has played thousands of games across all time controls—rapid, blitz, bullet, and daily—accumulating a wealth of experience. With a blitz record boasting over 1,000 wins and a near-even spread between wins and losses, Obaida proves to be a fiercely competitive opponent who refuses to back down.

Known for a playful yet calculated style, Obaida’s opening repertoire favors aggressive stances like the King's Pawn Opening and the Van't Kruijs Opening, often pushing for early initiative. At home in the middlegame, Obaida averages nearly 59 moves per win, showing patience and precision. Yet, when the game turns against them, their comeback rate hovers around a strong 75%, proving resilience and a fighting spirit stronger than a stubborn knight blockade.

Among Obaida’s memorable clashes are recent triumphs by checkmate and resignation, reflecting a knack for timely tactics. When not weaving chess tales, Obaida enjoys the psychological dance of timed matches, finding the best groove at the mysterious witching hour—2 AM—proving that great chess never sleeps (and neither do they).

While the occasional losing streak can stretch up to 15 games (because hey, even champions have off days), the longest winning streak ever recorded stands impressively at 32 games—enough to intimidate any foe contemplating a duel on the board.

Always ready to shake up the chessboard, Obaida embraces both light-hearted battles and serious strategic showdowns, constantly learning and adapting. Opponents beware: behind the humble username obaida_512 lurks a player whose chess journey is fueled by passion, perseverance, and perhaps just a dash of cheeky brilliance.

Fun fact: Obaida wins more often on Wednesdays than any other day—perhaps because midweek motivation translates into mid-game magic!

Follow Obaida’s adventures online and witness the many ways chess can surprise, delight, and humble even the most cunning players.