Abu Sufian, aka SufianChess
Abu Sufian, often known online as SufianChess, holds the prestigious title of International Master awarded by FIDE. A player with a sharp mind and quicker fingers, Sufian has dabbled impressively across all time controls, showing a penchant for lightning-fast blitz games and rapid-fire tactics.
Rating & Performance Highlights
- Blitz: Peaked at 2351 and boasts over 450 games in this format with a respectable 54%+ win rate. Not just a speedster, but a consistent contender.
- Rapid: Cruised past 2300 rating, proving that Sufian’s brilliance isn't just about speed but also deep, strategic play.
- Bullet: A small but mighty sample size—three games, two wins, and a ruthless 66.67% win rate.
- Daily: Perhaps a rebel against slow chess, logging just a couple of games, but at least winning half of them.
Playing Style & Psychological Profile
Sufian’s average victory unfolds over about 70 moves, hinting at patience and thoroughness on the board. Equally comfortable in white or black, Sufian’s winning chances stay balanced, slightly favoring white.
Endgames are a specialty with a frequency of over 77%, while the comeback rate of 88% (and a staunch 100% win rate after losing a piece) tells us this player never throws in the towel early—unless, maybe, when the coffee runs out.
The Stats That Suggest A Dark Horse
Have a bad game? No sweat. Sufian’s tilt factor is a modest 8 and the early resignation rate is under 2%, meaning quitting mid-match probably isn’t in the IM’s vocabulary. Win rates fluctuate by hour, hitting peak performance at 11 am (74%)—clearly, morning matches require less caffeine for this grand tactician.
Rivals & Records
From fierce contests with tahsinzia05 (nearly 30 clashes) to convincing wins against less lucky opponents like pablo_dmp and abospong, Sufian’s record reveals a player who both challenges and dominates, with a couple of opponents perhaps left wondering how they lost so thoroughly.
Final Thoughts
Whether blitzing through moves or outwitting opponents in rapid play, Abu Sufian’s blend of resilience, strategic depth, and a splash of humor (mostly on their own blunders) marks them as a memorable International Master to watch. Just don’t challenge them right at midnight—stats show that’s peak mystery and mayhem time.