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Joseph Reid

Joseph Reid, also known by his online alias JosephReidNZ, is a prominent figure in the online chess community. He is widely recognized for his exceptional skills in chess puzzles and his contributions to online chess platforms, particularly Chess.com.

Early Life and Education

Joseph Reid was born in Tauranga New Zealand, and developed an interest in chess at a young age. He attended Omokoroa No.1 and then graduated from Bethlehem College in 2014 and was known for his strategic thinking and problem-solving abilities. His early passion for chess puzzles set the foundation for his later achievements in the field.

Chess Career

Reid gained significant attention in the online chess community through his performance on Chess.com, where he is known as JosephReidNZ. He has achieved top rankings in various chess puzzle competitions, particularly in the Puzzle Rush Survival mode. His prowess in solving complex puzzles has earned him a reputation as one of the leading puzzle solvers on the platform.

Achievements

Puzzle Rush Survival: Reid has consistently ranked among the top players globally, achieving high scores and demonstrating exceptional puzzle-solving abilities.
Chess.com Contributions: His participation and achievements in Chess.com's puzzle leaderboards have made him a well-respected figure among fellow chess enthusiasts.

Personal Life

Joseph Reid maintains an active presence on social media and engages with the chess community through various platforms. He continues to share his passion for chess and puzzles with a growing audience of followers and supporters.

Recognition and Controversy

Despite his notable achievements, there has been discussion within the chess community regarding the recognition of Reid's contributions. In particular, there have been calls for him to be awarded a special title on Chess.com in recognition of his skills and accomplishments in puzzles and lessons.