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Abdulla Kashwani Faisa FM

Username: whyme85

Playing Since: 2018-06-01 (Active)

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Daily: 1281
1W / 1L / 0D
Rapid: 2487
2W / 0L / 0D
Blitz: 2623
5914W / 6583L / 1468D
Bullet: 2484
21812W / 18239L / 2593D

About Abdulla Kashwani Faisa

Abdulla Kashwani Faisa is a titled chess player who has earned the FIDE Master title. Known for a fearless approach in fast time controls, Abdulla embraces creativity, sharp tactical play, and stubborn endgames. He has built a reputation as a formidable presence in Bullet and Blitz circles, balancing bold attacking ideas with practical resilience.

Across years of intense competition, Abdulla has showcased growth and perseverance, often turning compact positions into winning battles with precise calculation and poise. He keeps a lighthearted spirit at the board, proving that serious chess can also be a lot of fun.

Preferred time control appears to be Bullet, where Abdulla thrives on quick decision making and rapid pattern recognition.

Bullet Rating2018201920202021202220232024202524332272YearBullet Rating

Career Highlights

  • FIDE Master title acknowledgment from FIDE, recognizing consistent high-level play and tournament experience.
  • Peak Blitz performance around 2739 rating in mid-2025, demonstrating elite-level quick-thinking and tactical sharpness. 2739 (2025-06-16)
  • Impressive Bullet results with multiple seasons above 2500, illustrating rapid calculation and tenacious opening fights. 2584 (2019-06-04)
  • Broad opening repertoire across fast formats, including aggressive lines in the Sicilian and dynamic gambit systems, reflecting a fearless style.
  • Member of a growing competitive scene with regular activity in Bullet and Blitz events, contributing to a rising profile on the continent and beyond.

Playing Style and Time Controls

Abdulla’s playing style blends aggressive initiative with reliable practical play. In Bullet and Blitz, he favors fast, forcing lines that put pressure on opponents' familiar patterns, while also showing resilience in defended positions. His quick decision-making and willingness to enter tactical melees make him a dangerous opponent when the clock starts to bite.

He is often praised for staying calm under time pressure, converting advantages efficiently and avoiding unnecessary risks when the position requires solid technique.

Opening Repertoire and Preparation

Abdulla demonstrates a broad and flexible opening taste, with a notable emphasis on aggressive and counterattacking systems in fast games. In blitz circuits, he has favored lines from the Sicilian family and related sharp responses, while also integrating bold gambits to seize the initiative.

  • Sicilian Defense variants, including Chekhover Variation, used frequently to generate dynamic play.
  • Amanda-style aggressions and active piece play in the Amari Gambit family, keeping opponents on the back foot in the early middlegame. abdullakfaisa
  • Flexible choices in the Queen’s Pawn and related systems to steer games into favorable endgames when needed.

Openings performance highlights in fast games show a balance between sharp lines and solid defense, underscoring a practical yet ambitious preparation mindset. For a deeper dive into historical opening choices, see Abdulla’s opening notes and game collection.

Notable Moments and Fun Facts

Colleagues often joke that Abdulla plays chess the way he plays life: fast, with a twist, and always ready for a spectacular finish. When the clock runs low, he relies on clear patterns and swift calculation to grind out wins or save tough positions. His willingness to take risks in pursuit of victory has produced memorable finishes in recent seasons.

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2739 (2025-06-16) 2584 (2019-06-04) abdullakafaisa
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What went well in your recent bullet games

You show a good willingness to engage and create sense of initiative in fast games. Your openings often lead to dynamic middlegames, which is great for Bullet where time pressure can create chances for sharp, tactical play. You also demonstrated patience in some endings, staying focused and aiming to convert when the position simplified.

  • Bold piece activity and willingness to press when you have a practical chance to imbalance the position.
  • Solid handling of rook activity and piece coordination in several middlegame transitions.
  • A straight-forward approach to simplifying into practical endgames when ahead or when your opponent’s king is exposed.

Key areas to improve

  • Time management in bullet: distribute thinking time so you don’t rush critical moves at the end. Aim to make key decisions a few seconds earlier and save a small buffer for the final phase.
  • King safety and back-rank awareness: especially in openings that lead to opposite-side castling or open files, double-check king safety before committing to aggressive lines.
  • Tactical pattern recognition: bullet often hinges on quick tactics. Increase daily practice with short, focused tactics drills to spot forks, skewers, and discovered attacks faster.
  • Opening consolidation: consider adopting a compact repertoire of 2–3 reliable openings and study their typical middlegame plans. This reduces early confusion and makes transitions smoother under time pressure.
  • Endgame technique: many bullets end in simplified endings. Strengthen rook endings and king activity in your study to convert slight advantages more reliably.

Actionable steps for the next week

  • Choose two openings to emphasize in bullet play, such as the Caro-Kann Defense and the Czech Defense, and study 2–3 model games for each to extract common middlegame ideas. Caro-Kann Defense Czech Defense
  • Daily 15-minute tactics session focusing on quick recognition of common motifs (forks, pins, skewers) and review missed patterns briefly after each session.
  • Endgame practice: work on rook endings from those openings, aiming to activate the king and simplify to a winning rook endgame when possible.
  • After each bullet game, write down three improvements: a time management note, a tactical sequence you missed, and an opening plan tweak you can apply next game.

Opening focus and study plan

Your openings performance suggests you do well with solid, principled setups. The Caro-Kann Defense and the Czech Defense in particular show favorable results in your history. Leaning more on these two can bring steadier success in fast games. You can also explore other openings—like the Indian-flavored systems or flexible English setups—as secondary lines, but keep a clear plan for each to avoid getting lost in the middlegame.

Personal notes

You're showing signs of resilience with a modest positive one-month change and a longer-term need for consistency. If you’d like, I can tailor a 2-week micro-plan based on which openings you enjoy most and your preferred bullet time control.



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Rating

Year Bullet Blitz Rapid Daily
2025 2360 2662
2024 2356 2530
2023 2413 2460 2487
2022 2431 2271
2021 2367 2441
2020 2272 2536
2019 2427 2604 1281
2018 2433 2485
Rating by Year2018201920202021202220232024202526622271YearRatingBulletBlitz

Stats by Year

Year White Black Moves
2025 916W / 879L / 214D 806W / 990L / 216D 78.0
2024 1434W / 1214L / 180D 1276W / 1355L / 200D 73.8
2023 2458W / 2031L / 292D 2165W / 2279L / 340D 71.5
2022 2242W / 1553L / 227D 1954W / 1844L / 231D 71.9
2021 3176W / 2223L / 308D 2707W / 2619L / 339D 73.2
2020 1338W / 1140L / 212D 1205W / 1266L / 246D 81.2
2019 2001W / 1476L / 284D 1800W / 1628L / 308D 81.5
2018 1161W / 1088L / 239D 1059W / 1208L / 224D 84.4

Openings: Most Played

Blitz Opening Games Wins Losses Draws Win Rate
Sicilian Defense: Chekhover Variation 541 258 226 57 47.7%
Amazon Attack: Siberian Attack 523 242 226 55 46.3%
Caro-Kann Defense 459 198 216 45 43.1%
Scandinavian Defense 386 147 196 43 38.1%
Döry Defense 336 143 150 43 42.6%
Modern 335 143 157 35 42.7%
Amazon Attack 322 128 172 22 39.8%
Sicilian Defense 311 154 131 26 49.5%
Sicilian Defense: Closed 295 133 132 30 45.1%
French Defense 291 137 132 22 47.1%
Bullet Opening Games Wins Losses Draws Win Rate
Amar Gambit 1903 983 782 138 51.7%
Caro-Kann Defense 1519 829 592 98 54.6%
Amazon Attack 1506 782 646 78 51.9%
Modern 1400 703 613 84 50.2%
Australian Defense 1367 676 602 89 49.5%
Scandinavian Defense 1233 666 485 82 54.0%
Colle System: Rhamphorhynchus Variation 1140 573 487 80 50.3%
Czech Defense 1112 647 416 49 58.2%
Sicilian Defense: Closed 1101 561 488 52 51.0%
London System: Poisoned Pawn Variation 1089 528 471 90 48.5%
Daily Opening Games Wins Losses Draws Win Rate
Australian Defense 1 1 0 0 100.0%
Sicilian Defense: Alapin Variation, Sherzer Variation 1 0 1 0 0.0%
Rapid Opening Games Wins Losses Draws Win Rate
QGA: 4.e3 e6 5.Bxc4 1 1 0 0 100.0%
East Indian Defense 1 1 0 0 100.0%

🔥 Streaks

Streak Longest Current
Winning 22 0
Losing 13 1