Hans Moehn - The FIDE Master with an Aura of Mystery
Alias: 3SP15-2 (for those moments when mystery suits better than a name)
Known in chess circles as a formidable tactician and a master of dramatic comebacks, Hans Moehn proudly holds the title of FIDE Master. With a blitz rating that has danced impressively around the 2700 mark in recent years, Hans is like a chess ninja, striking swiftly and silently across the board.
Playing Style & Statistics
- Blitz Blitzkrieg: Averaging around 2600 in blitz rating, Hans is a speed demon on the board. Over 10,700 blitz games reveal his fearless approach, winning just over half of these battles using the ever-enigmatic "Top Secret" openings. One could say he likes to keep his strategies classified.
- Bullet Brilliance: A respectable bullet win rate of nearly 58% and a blazing peak rating over 2700 demonstrate his lightning-fast instincts.
- Rapid Rarities: Less of a fan, having played just a handful of rapid games, but don’t be fooled — even here, a 2000+ rating remains intact.
Master of Endgames and Comebacks
Hans’ love for the gritty, nail-biting endgame is unmistakable, engaging in endgames in more than 84% of his games. When down a piece, most fold—but not Hans. With a tactical awareness boasting a 100% win rate after losing material, he embodies the phrase "King of Comebacks," with a staggering 93% comeback rate.
Psychological Profile
Though prone to the occasional tilt (23 on the scale), Hans battles bravely against the mental fuzziness that can cloud a player’s mind in tight matches. His rating difference between rated and casual games suggests serious business when stakes are high — no monkey business in rated games for this master.
Win Streaks & Opponents
Hans once rode a glorious 20-game winning streak — talk about a hot streak! While currently cooling off (zero ongoing streak), he has consistently demonstrated resilience and adaptability over thousands of games and a myriad of opponents, from the enigmatic "akirakamikaze" to the tactical ace "prepredeni."
Fun Fact
With an average game length exceeding 80 moves in wins, Hans enjoys outlasting opponents, making every game a marathon of wits and strategy rather than a sprint. So, if you challenge him, prepare for a deep battle—and maybe, a few secrets beyond the board!