[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":203},["ShallowReactive",2],{"bot-yxRxx":3},{"id":4,"aboutLong":5,"age":6,"botId":7,"country":8,"countryCode":9,"dataHash":10,"dateModified":11,"elo":12,"extension":13,"faq":14,"favoriteQuote":24,"gender":25,"hello":26,"introduction":27,"isTrophy":28,"liveDate":29,"luckyCharm":30,"meta":31,"name":32,"occupation":33,"openingAxes":34,"openingsAnalysis":37,"playstyle":135,"playstyleSummary":139,"ratingHistory":140,"shortName":166,"similar":167,"stem":199,"trophyQuirk":200,"trophyUnlock":200,"whoShouldPlay":201,"__hash__":202},"bots/bots/yxRxx.json","Majed Bishoponi is a 45-year-old pastry chef from Morocco whose bakery rhythms carry over to the board. Rated around 2292, Majed plays at a candidate-master to expert level, calculating accurately and punishing the kind of inaccuracies that slip past most club players. With the white pieces he opens 1. d4, steering games into the [Queen's Pawn Game](/resources/openings/queens-pawn-game) and often the flexible [2.Nf3 vs Indian](/resources/openings/2-nf3-vs-indian) structures, while as black he answers 1. e4 with the [Classical Caro-Kann](/resources/openings/classical-caro-kann). His preparation runs deep enough to handle mainline theory comfortably without leaning on shock value. Opponents should expect a fast-moving, attacking game where small concessions get exploited quickly and tactical complications are avoided in favor of clear, forcing lines.","45","yxRxx","Morocco","ma","61adfa667a3dd1e117f34ad404d93e1b48cf8befb8eae685c5e2bb3df564bd59","2026-07-06",2292,"json",[15,18,21],{"question":16,"answer":17},"What rating is Majed?","Majed is rated approximately 2292, placing him at the candidate-master to expert level. At this strength he calculates accurately, prepares openings in depth, and consistently punishes the kinds of mistakes typical club players make.",{"question":19,"answer":20},"What opening does Majed play?","With the white pieces Majed opens 1. d4, entering the [Queen's Pawn Game](/resources/openings/queens-pawn-game) and often the flexible [2.Nf3 vs Indian](/resources/openings/2-nf3-vs-indian) setups. As black against 1. e4 he turns to the [Classical Caro-Kann](/resources/openings/classical-caro-kann), a solid system that suits his preference for clear structures.",{"question":22,"answer":23},"How do strong club players prepare to face Majed?","Strong club players should study the main theoretical lines of the Queen's Pawn and Caro-Kann systems several moves deep, since Majed will follow established theory accurately. Avoid speculative sacrifices and unclear complications, because his style is to simplify into concrete attacks where calculation favors the better-prepared side. Tightening endgame technique also pays off, as inaccuracies in conversion get punished at this rating.","Sugar, spice, and everything nice; in pastry and chess, each move is a slice.","Male","Salaam... pull up a stool by the oven... I am Majed, baking your move into something *délicieux*. Pieces line up like *macarons* on a tray... patient, precise, ready... let us see who serves the sweeter checkmatéclair... 🍰♖","A delightful Moroccan pastry chef, he crafts rich tales and traditional desserts in his bustling bakery, a skill honed with patience and precision from chess.",false,"2023-10-01T00:00:00.000Z","A Grandmother's spice jar",{},"Majed Bishoponi","Pastry Chef",{"solid_sharp":35,"unprepared_theoretical":36},-0.35,0.12,{"stats":38,"whiteFingerprint":50,"blackFingerprint":83},{"total":39,"white":43,"black":47},{"games":40,"uniqueOpenings":41,"sharpness":35,"repertoireNarrowness":35,"theoryAdherence":42},1597,96,0.59,{"games":44,"uniqueOpenings":41,"sharpness":45,"repertoireNarrowness":35,"theoryAdherence":46},697,0,0.76,{"games":45,"uniqueOpenings":45,"sharpness":48,"repertoireNarrowness":45,"theoryAdherence":49},-0.71,0.41,{"firstMove":51},[52],{"name":53,"percent":54,"count":55,"lines":56,"responses":58},"d4",66.7,479,[57],[53],[59,72],{"name":60,"percent":61,"count":62,"lines":63,"variationBreakdown":65},"d5",76.3,200,[64],[53,60],[66],{"name":67,"percent":68,"count":62,"lines":69},"Queen's Pawn Game",96.6,[70],[53,60,71],"Nf3",{"name":73,"percent":74,"count":75,"lines":76,"variationBreakdown":78},"Nf6",23.7,62,[77],[53,73],[79],{"name":80,"percent":75,"count":75,"lines":81},"2.Nf3 vs Indian",[82],[53,73,71],{"vsFirstMove":84},[85,107],{"name":86,"lines":87,"responses":89},"e4",[88],[86],[90],{"name":91,"percent":92,"count":93,"lines":94,"variationBreakdown":97},"Caro-Kann",92.5,516,[95],[86,96],"c6",[98],{"name":99,"percent":92,"count":100,"lines":101},"Classical Caro-Kann",19,[102],[86,96,53,60,103,104,105,106],"Nc3","dxe4","Nxe4","Bf5",{"name":53,"lines":108,"responses":110},[109],[53],[111],{"name":112,"percent":113,"count":114,"lines":115,"variationBreakdown":117},"1...d5 systems",96.4,215,[116],[53,60],[118,129],{"name":119,"percent":120,"count":121,"lines":122,"mainlines":126},"Other 1...d5 lines",52.1,40,[123],[53,60,124,125],"c4","...",[127,96,128],"dxc4","e6",{"name":130,"percent":131,"count":132,"lines":133},"QGD",44.3,34,[134],[53,60,124,128],{"defensive_aggressive":136,"simplifying_complicating":137,"category":138},0.96,-0.96,4,"Majed plays sharply aggressive chess and prefers to simplify rather than keep tension on the board, trading pieces into clean attacks instead of murky complications. His lines lean slightly toward solid mainstream structures, with theoretical preparation that closely follows established roads. As white he heads for the [Queen's Pawn Game](/resources/openings/queens-pawn-game) and the [2.Nf3 vs Indian](/resources/openings/2-nf3-vs-indian), looking for direct play once development is finished.",[141,143,146,149,151,154,157,159,162,164],{"rating":12,"msSinceEpoch":142},1777663681267,{"rating":144,"msSinceEpoch":145},2293,1777930378191,{"rating":147,"msSinceEpoch":148},2294,1778013986962,{"rating":147,"msSinceEpoch":150},1778089875095,{"rating":152,"msSinceEpoch":153},2295,1778168421521,{"rating":155,"msSinceEpoch":156},2296,1778180517277,{"rating":155,"msSinceEpoch":158},1778700669083,{"rating":160,"msSinceEpoch":161},2279,1778882410350,{"rating":160,"msSinceEpoch":163},1779156992113,{"rating":160,"msSinceEpoch":165},1779306708691,"Majed",{"sameStyle":168,"different":184},[169,174,180],{"botId":170,"name":171,"elo":12,"country":172,"countryCode":173,"category":138},"dTQKn","Alma Mater","Luxembourg","lu",{"botId":175,"name":176,"elo":177,"country":178,"countryCode":179,"category":138},"scull","Dr. Scull",2287,"USA","us",{"botId":181,"name":182,"elo":183,"country":8,"countryCode":9,"category":138},"NYsrM","Samir Skirmish",2300,[185,192],{"botId":186,"name":187,"elo":188,"country":189,"countryCode":190,"category":191},"NofEa","Doctor Nofal",2290,"Egypt","eg",1,{"botId":193,"name":194,"elo":195,"country":196,"countryCode":197,"category":198},"UCQPF","Ethan Snide",2286,"Canada","ca",3,"bots/yxRxx",null,"Players rated roughly 1700 to 2100 will get the most from facing Majed. His aggressive, simplifying style means casual or intuitive players will see their loose moves punished quickly, while studious improvers can learn how a stronger opponent converts small structural advantages into attacks. Anyone wanting to test their opening preparation against accurate, mainline responses, or to practice defending under pressure, will find this matchup instructive.","qXyFVEYC4P_EqvjubojeS0sGRVHpHJvnRJWLCIeJ5KE",1784583551201]