siMohamedAitbella

Profile Summary: siMohamedAitbella

Meet siMohamedAitbella, a tenacious rapid chess player navigating the 2025 arena with the spirit of a modern-day David facing Goliaths. Sporting a peak rapid rating of 1601, Mohamed once soared high above the 1500 mark like a grandmaster in the making — until the harsh reality of the rating rollercoaster pulled him back down to the 900s. Hey, who said chess was easy?

With over 1300 rapid games played this year alone, Mohamed’s win-loss record reads like a nail-biter: 562 wins to 605 losses and a smattering of draws. In chess terms, that means sometimes he’s king, sometimes he’s pawn, but he always keeps playing.

Known for his gritty endurance, 67.85% of his games reach the endgame phase — proving he’s no quitter and loves a good, slow burn. He averages 62 moves per win and doesn't mind grinding through losses that average nearly 72 moves — talk about stamina!

Mohamed’s favorite openings range from the mysterious “Top Secret” (456 games; 48.46% win rate) to the trusty Kings Pawn Opening, where he boasts a respectable 54.78% win rate. While the Scandinavian and French Defenses appear less inviting (both hovering at a poky 33.33%), he’s not afraid to mix it up.

The player’s psychological profile reveals a tilt factor of 9 — yes, he gets frustrated now and then but nothing he can’t recover from. His comeback rate is an impressive 71.17%, showing that when the odds are stacked, siMohamedAitbella turns on the charm and rallies back.

Mohamed prefers to play when the world sleeps: his best time of day is 2 AM, where inspiration (and maybe a little caffeine) strike hardest. At that hour, his moves almost whisper, “Checkmate!” His win rate peaks at that odd hour at a whopping 66.67% — who knew vampires made decent chess players?

Recent Highlights

• Victorious games: Last month, siMohamedAitbella clinched wins using clever Queen maneuvers in the French Defense and crafty play in the Caro-Kann opening, proving he knows how to force a timeout victory or a resignation with style.
• Lessons learned: Not every battle is a win; his last losses came through sharp attacks in the King’s Knight Variation. Still, every loss is fuel for a comeback as Mohamed steadily hones his skills.

In short, siMohamedAitbella is a fighter who loves the long game, sometimes tilts like a human, but always bounces back with flair. Whether you face him at 2 AM or during a frantic weekend blitz, expect a cunning opponent eager to turn the tide — and don’t be surprised if you find yourself outwitted just before dawn.