Ubaid Ali

UbaidAl: The Enigmatic Chess Adventurer

Meet UbaidAl, a chess player whose rating tells a tale of resilience, mystery, and occasional blunders disguised as strategy. Starting modestly in 2023 with a rapid rating of 574 from a solitary game (a baptism by fire, perhaps), UbaidAl dived headfirst into the chess battlefield, accumulating over 160 rapid games by 2025. With a win count nudging past 80 and an impressive, if not quite legendary, average win rate hovering just above 50%, this player exemplifies perseverance more than perfection.

UbaidAl’s style is a curious blend: a tactical comeback artist with a come back rate near 41% and a flawless 100% win rate after losing a piece. This means underdog stories aren’t just for novels—they happen regularly on the board. White pieces grant a modest 47% success, while black seems to bring out the sneaky, cunning side with a 53% win rate. Moves tend to linger longer in losses (nearly 62 moves) than wins (about 39 moves), signaling a fighter who never surrenders easily (though sometimes still does).

Beware the psychological tilt factor, a modest 6, suggesting UbaidAl keeps calm under fire... most of the time. The early resignation rate is a mere 4%, so don’t expect quick give-ups here—unless the opponent is really on fire.

Opening Strategy? A Well-Kept Secret

The opening moves? That remains a top secret. Literally. According to stats, every game, no matter the time control (rapid, daily, bullet), sees a mysterious “Top Secret” tactic at play. Perhaps UbaidAl’s signature to keep opponents guessing—or a consequence of cryptic notation.

Daily, Rapid, and Bullet Chronicles

• Daily Chess: Perfect score of 1 game, 1 win. Small sample size but 100% efficiency, so maybe the future grandmaster in relaxed mode.
• Rapid Chess: The main arena, with 162 games fought and a respectable 82 wins.
• Bullet Chess: A tougher arena for UbaidAl, facing 2 losses in as many games—fast fingers need some extra tuning!

Opponent Chronicles

Facing a colorful cast—from “blunderingdumbdumb” to “shad8776”—UbaidAl’s records show mixed fortunes. Some opponents have never tasted defeat (looking at you, nono-hno), while others fall 100% of the time, proving UbaidAl is no pushover when warmed up.

When to Challenge UbaidAl

Analyzing the win rate by day and hour shows some quirky patterns: if you want the best shot at victory, maybe challenge on a Tuesday or Monday, when the win rate is about 60%. And if playing very early in the morning (5 AM and 1 AM), watch out—win rates creep alarmingly close to perfection (87.5%-100%).

In sum, UbaidAl is a chess journey still unfolding—with secrets to crack, streaks to chase (longest was a sweet 5-game run), and plenty of games yet to be written. Whether a casual player or a determined competitor, UbaidAl’s chess story is anything but boring.