qais_Jordan2010

Profile Summary: qais_Jordan2010

Meet qais_Jordan2010, a chess gladiator whose battle arena spans Rapid, Blitz, and Bullet time controls. With a peak Rapid rating of 1014 achieved recently in December 2024, Qais shows both potential and perseverance, trudging through the tumultuous ranks of the chess battlefield.

His journey is a rollercoaster—in Rapid chess, for example, Qais plays over 370 games, snatching 129 wins while learning hard from 158 losses and securing 18 draws. Not always a smooth ride, but hey, every chess warrior faces the sting of defeat before tasting glory! In Blitz and Bullet formats, he’s more of a dart-thrower: pinpoint wins sprinkled among fierce losses, but never without a fighting spirit.

Opening choices reveal a daring strategist: Qais favors the King’s Pawn Opening, boasting a respectable 58% win rate in Rapid games, accompanied by trusty variations like the King's Knight and the Ponziani Jaenisch Counterattack, both delivering over 66% success. The Queen’s Pawn Opening is his secret weapon, particularly the classic lines and the Zukertort Chigorin Variation, showing he’s no stranger to complex positional battles.

He even dabbles with gambits like the Englund Gambit, where his win rate hovers at 40% in Rapid and spikes impressively to 71% in Blitz—clearly a tricky opponent in fast and wild positions.

When the clock ticks down, Qais’s games often stretch deep into the endgame, averaging about 58 moves per win—patience and resilience personified. However, early resignations happen around 11% of the time; maybe sometimes the coffee runs out or that pesky knight sneaks away with a critical pawn.

His psychological grit shines through a comeback rate of over 70%, bravely clawing back from losing pieces, though with a tilt factor of 7, he might occasionally whisper sweet nothings to his chessboard in frustration.

The best time to challenge Qais? Early afternoon (around 3 PM), where his win rate peaks near 67%. So if you want a fair fight, set your alarms correctly!

Recent Highlights

• Victory by checkmate against stefan03110124 in a Kings Pawn Opening (Kings Knight Variation). Classic moves followed by sharp tactics sealed the deal in just 27 moves.
• Last recorded loss came via resignation to manivannan99444, reminding us even heroes have their off days.

Qais_Jordan2010’s chess story isn’t just numbers—it’s about the passion to improve, the thrill to compete, and the humility to learn. Win or lose, the game marches on, and so does he—one bold move at a time.

“Checkmate is just a fancy way of saying ‘Better luck next time.’” — Probably Qais after a tough game