Hakimbek Axmadjanov (aka ahakimbek)
Hakimbek Axmadjanov may not be storming the grandmaster ranks just yet, but don't let that fool you—his chess adventures are packed with passion, persistence, and a touch of mystery (especially regarding his preferred openings, forever classified as "Top Secret"). With a blitz rating bouncing from a modest 756 in early 2024 to a respectable 1316 in 2025, Hakimbek is a player who clearly believes in leveling up one knight fork at a time.
His rapid games are a true showcase of resilience and excitement, boasting a max rating of 1517 and an average hovering comfortably above 1300 in 2025. With a comeback rate of 60.6% and a 100% win rate even after losing a piece, Hakimbek never knows when to quit—actually, his early resignation rate is a mere 1.42%, so he’s in it to win it till the very last square.
Among his secret weapons: the "Top Secret" opening, under which he has played a whopping 288 blitz games with a solid win rate of 54%. In rapid games, he spices things up with a range of openings—some knightly moves here, a dash of Pirc Defense there, and the Vienna Game petites fours to keep opponents guessing.
If chess were a psychological battlefield, Hakimbek is a warrior with a tilt factor of 9, which means he sometimes feels the heat, but his rated vs casual win difference of nearly 60% tells us he really shines when the stakes are high. And for those late-night strategizing sessions, 2 AM looks like his golden hour with an 87.5% win rate—who knew Hakimbek was a nocturnal mastermind?
Hakimbek’s playing style is a balanced blend of endurance and tactics: an average of 48 moves per win shows he is patient and thorough, while a strong endgame frequency (over 50%) means he's comfortable in those nerve-wracking final encounters. Whether playing white or black, his win rates of 60.7% and 58.7% respectively suggest he doesn't discriminate—he just plays to conquer.
Off the board, Hakimbek is known for his diverse opponent roster, with some rivalries forming (and flourishing) against players like kmamurjon24 and nowaynowhere. His longest winning streak is an impressive 15 games, a testament to his occasional unstoppable momentum.
In summary, Hakimbek Axmadjanov is that surprisingly crafty and persistent chess player you’d want on your team or across the board at 3 AM. Expect growth, expect creativity, and above all, expect some cheeky Top Secret moves that might just lead to an unexpected checkmate!
