Profile of WaleedAhmedMo
WaleedAhmedMo emerged on the Rapid chess scene in 2025, where he soared from an initial rating of 569 all the way to a personal best of 816, finishing the year at 771. Across seven competitive games, he demonstrated a formidable record of five wins and only two losses, opting for a balanced approach marked by zero draws.
Known for his fearless opening repertoire, WaleedAhmedMo pulls out seamless victories when deploying lines such as the Queen’s Pawn Opening Chigorin Variation, Queen’s Pawn Opening Mikenas Defense, Reti Opening, Reti Opening Sicilian Invitation, and the Mieses Opening—all of which have garnered him a 100% win rate. In contrast, he has yet to find his footing with defenses like the Philidor, and at times the more standard Queen’s Pawn can prove challenging.
With a longest winning streak of three games, WaleedAhmedMo showcases a keen ability to outmaneuver his opponents over the long haul, often steering games to late endgames at an impressive 85.71% rate. His relentless style is on full display with a 100% “comeback rate,” indicating that even after setbacks, he frequently wrests control of the board.
Particularly strong when playing White—where he has yet to lose—WaleedAhmedMo’s refined technique allows him to average a lengthy 73 moves per victory. As Black, he has earned a respectable 50% success rate, revealing a versatile edge that adjusts well to any position. His drive to compete is consistent throughout the week and at various hours, though Tuesdays and early starts (7:00) or afternoon sessions (16:00) seem to bring out his best chess, boasting perfect results in those windows.
Whether battling familiar foes like “luckiwizu” or new challengers, WaleedAhmedMo remains composed, rarely succumbing to early resignations or giving in to one-sided defeats. His tilt factor is notably low, suggesting a practiced resilience and focus even under pressure. With a passion for chess that keeps pushing his boundaries, WaleedAhmedMo is undoubtedly a competitor to watch as his skills continue to evolve.
