Muhmmad Soleh

Muhmmad Soleh (aka radutya12)

In the vast kingdom of chess warriors, Muhmmad Soleh carves out his niche as a fearless rapid player who prefers plotting deep strategies rather than speed chess sprinting—but he can blitz when he feels spunky.

Rating & Performance

Since the dawn of 2025, Muhmmad’s rapid rating has danced dramatically between 113 and 455, with an average hovering around 360—a rollercoaster for chess fans and math enthusiasts alike. In the bullet arena, he's tasted the dizzy heights of 609 but also knows what it’s like to dip close to mid-300s.
His blitz endeavors are few but respectable, peaking at 406. Overall, he has a near-even rapid win-loss record of 173-167, proving he's a competitive foe who never gives up without a fight. Just be warned—his longest winning streak is a solid 10 games, but he’s also weathered a losing streak of the same length, showcasing the thrilling highs and gut-wrenching lows of chess life.

Preferred Openings

Muhmmad doesn't shy away from variety. His favorites include:

• King’s Pawn Opening (e4) — His bread and butter, played in 53 rapid games with decent success (43% win rate).
• Van ’t Kruijs Opening — A sneaky weapon he’s deployed 31 times with almost a 50-50 success rate.
• Scandinavian Defense — A solid choice, perfect for players who love to catch opponents off guard with early central tension.
• Undefined openings – When Muhmmad gets creative, opponents sweat, as these irregular choices deliver his best win rate of 70% in rapid games.

His bullet and blitz games reveal dabblings in tactical gambits like the Center Game and Englund Gambit, suggesting a willingness to mix aggression with surprise.

Playing Style & Psychological Profile

Muhmmad is the kind of player who doesn’t give up easily—his comeback rate is an impressive 75%! He’s also quite the tactician, winning over 40% of games even after losing a piece. However, be cautious when setting a trap: he has an early resignation rate near 7%, so if things look grim, he sometimes cuts his losses quickly.
Night owl by nature, he plays best around 9 PM (his "BestTimeOfDayToPlay"), so maybe avoid him during late evening blitz sessions unless you want a tough match.
When facing stronger opponents, Muhmmad’s win rate drops drastically, showing he respects the chess gods and tries not to anger them. Against equal or weaker foes, he’s much more confident.

Notable Battles

Among his many duels, Muhmmad’s recent victories were achieved by crafty checkmates, including one spectacular final move Qxg7# that left his opponent speechless and the virtual crowd applauding.

On the flip side, his losses often come from equally brutal checkmates or resilient opponents capitalizing on small missteps. Opponents like tawfek012 and welovechess2222 have gotten the best of him recently, but many others have tasted defeat at his hands—including maroqui43 who is now probably still pondering how that checkmate slipped by.

Fun Facts & Trivia

• Average moves in a winning game? Nearly 47, which suggests he enjoys a drawn-out logical battle rather than lightning-fast mate traps.
• Despite a tilt factor of 10, Muhmmad maintains decent composure, only occasionally letting frustration swirl into the mix.
• Loves to play the "Undefined" openings as mysterious wildcards—perhaps an artistic touch in chess or just tossing caution to the wind.

Legacy & Future

Muhmmad Soleh is the player who might not take the crown on a pedestal tomorrow, but he sure makes every chessboard a battlefield worthy of stories and memorable games. Whether it’s a nail-biting rapid showdown or a quick bullet bout, this player gives chess fans a performance that’s both unpredictable and thoroughly entertaining.
Stay tuned, because with his mix of strategic tenacity and occasional flamboyance, Muhmmad's next game could either be a masterpiece or a comedy of errors—and that’s the beauty of chess.

Quick Stats Snapshot

• Peak Rapid Rating: 455 (455 (2025-05-29))
• Peak Bullet Rating: 609 (609 (2025-05-29))
• Peak Blitz Rating: 406 (499 (2025-06-19))
• Longest Winning and Losing Streaks: 10 games each.
• Favored Time Control: Rapid

Latest Encounter Highlight

One of Muhmmad's latest winning moments ended with a swift Qxg7# delivering an elegant checkmate in a Four Knights Game variation: