Taswwar Alam

Taswwar Alam (username: tassawer_07)

Meet Taswwar Alam, a fearless chess adventurer navigating the battlefield one pawn push at a time. Despite a humble peak blitz rating of 180 and rapid rating of 176, Tassawer plays with the heart of a grandmaster and the persistence of a chess knight stuck in a corner—always looking for that breakthrough move!

Playing Style & Stats

Known for dabbling in a wide variety of openings—from the classic King’s Pawn Opening (Kings Knight Variation) to the sneaky Queen’s Pawn Opening Chigorin Variation, Tassawer shows versatility but also a charming unpredictability. Sometimes, a queen is lost, sometimes not, but every game tells a story.

• Blitz Record: 2 wins and 6 losses. The speed might be fast, but those pesky losses keep things exciting!
• Rapid Record: 14 wins, 32 losses, and 9 draws. Looks like Tassawer enjoys long fights and a good tactical tussle.
• Longest Win Streak: 4 games. The thrill of that winning streak must have felt like casting checkmate spells!
• Longest Losing Streak: 6 games. Even the best fall sometimes, but Tassawer always bounces back.

Tactical Quirks

With an early resignation rate of about 21%, Tassawer knows when to bow out gracefully and save energy for the next battle. The average moves per win (about 37) versus loss (45) suggest fights that aren’t over quickly—true gladiator spirit on the chessboard!

Despite a tilt factor of 6 (because who doesn’t get a little salty after a blunder?), Tassawer shines brightest playing around 9 AM, probably after a strong cup of coffee and some mental stretching.

Notable Games

Recent victories include a crisp game against willtan10, where Tassawer triumphed with a classic King's Pawn Opening maneuver, making the opponent resign before the clock ticked down too far. Ah, the sweet taste of victory!

Of course, losses happened too—like the recent checkmate against akhileshchari in the tricky Englund Gambit. But every defeat is just fuel for the next conquest.

Fun Fact

Tassawer has a 100% win rate using Birds Opening Dutch Variation in rapid games. Clearly, when Tassawer gets that “bird call,” it's game over for the opponent!

In summary, Tassawer Alam is the kind of player who keeps the chess world interesting—strategic, spirited, and never afraid to dance on the 64 squares, no matter how bumpy the ride.