Safa Ben Said WFM

Safa Ben Said — Woman FIDE Master Extraordinaire

Meet Safa Ben Said, aka "safabensaid" in the digital realm, a chess player whose crowned title of Woman FIDE Master is just one of the many trophies on her imaginary mantle. Known for her strategic prowess and occasional flurries of lightning-fast blitz games, Safa has made quite a name on the chessboard and beyond.

A Quick Peek at the Stats

• Blitz Whiz: With over 500 blitz games under her belt, Safa boasts a solid 50.6% win rate, showing she's not just quick, but also capable of pulling victories out of seemingly thin air. Her longest winning streak? A fierce 6-game charge!
• Rapid and Bullet: Rapid games show her as a consistent competitor, and though Bullet might not be her favorite dance floor, she still manages to keep opponents on their toes.
• Opening Performance: Top secret openings, you say? Safa’s games are encrypted with mystery — 50% wins in blitz using these secret strategies, giving her opponents the biggest "What just happened?" moments.

Playing Style and Psychology

With an average of over 70 moves per win, Safa prefers the marathon over the sprint, carefully weaving her way to victory through high-stakes endgames (she's in them about 72% of the time!). And if she loses a piece... well, watch out—her comeback rate is an astonishing 89.4%, often turning near disasters into triumphs.

Beware the tilt factor of 9, though — even chess warriors have their “off” moments, but Safa’s resilience keeps her bouncing back better than a chess pawn ready for promotion.

Anecdotes & Fun Facts

Across different days and hours, Safa’s win rates show she might be a bit nocturnal — top performance peaks in the evenings (21:00 and 22:00 hours boasting win rates above 65%) when most players are winding down. Early mornings? Less so, but every grandmaster's journey has its quirks!

Head-to-Head & Rivalries

With a diverse opponent pool, Safa shows dominant performances over many players, including several perfect 100% win rates against frequent opponents like mindofarch and ag1mi. Perhaps her secret opening strategy is something those challengers still can't quite crack.

In Conclusion

Safa Ben Said is not just a title or a rating; she's a force on the board — a tactical magician with a penchant for thrilling comebacks and long, grinding battles. If chess had a fandom, Safa would be front and center, flipping the board and flattering her fans with every cunning move.