sarfraazgaming

Profile: sarfraazgaming

Meet sarfraazgaming, a resilient and, dare we say, persistently hopeful chess enthusiast navigating the battlefield of 64 squares. With a peak rapid rating of 583 achieved back in early 2023, sarfraazgaming has experienced both the thrill of victory and the humbling lessons of defeat — but hey, who doesn't?

Specializing in rapid games, sarfraazgaming has played over 140 matches under the elusive "Top Secret" opening, managing a respectable 35% win rate despite an adventurous risk-taking style that includes a healthy 23.75% early resignation rate. Clearly, sometimes the best move is to bow out gracefully — or maybe just to save time and plan the revenge!

With a longest winning streak of 5 and a less glorious but honest longest losing streak of 7, this player knows that chess is as much about endurance as it is about brilliance. Their comeback rate is impressively high at 67%, demonstrating an uncanny ability to keep fighting even after setbacks. If losing a piece doesn't throw sarfraazgaming off balance (win rate after losing piece is around 30%), then probably nothing will!

Their favorite time to shine? The magical 6 PM hour — the prime time where stars align and moves become masterpieces. White pieces seem luckier with a 36.6% win rate while black hold their own with 32.1%. But like any true warrior of the board, sarfraazgaming embraces both sides with strategy and daring.

While the Blitz and Bullet ratings hover humbly at 335 and 100 respectively, daily chess boasts a surprising peak rating of 800 in 2025—proof that slow and steady can win some races. The signature style? An average of 48 moves per win suggests gritty battles that are anything but over quickly.

Opponents beware: sarfraazgaming holds a perfect record against several challengers like jacksonsergile, denisenicolegonzales, and fecesfartpee (yes, really). Though some rivals, like rehan_47_gaming and princeyadavnds, have put up tougher fights, sarfraazgaming's grit never fades.

The latest triumph was clinched on April 24, 2025, via resignation after a grueling 18-move skirmish in the Englund Gambit Declined - Reversed Alekhine Variation—a game worthy of a chess novel! Checkmate victories and strategic resignations showcase a versatile approach: fighting hard but knowing when to call it.

In summary, sarfraazgaming may not be the grandmaster next door yet, but they possess the heart, humor, and hustle that every chess lover admires. With every game, they learn, adapt, and above all — keep playing!