Meet Andy Huang
Andy Huang, known on the chess boards as Assasin14, is a FIDE Master who has spent over a decade proving that the bullet clock is just a suggestion. His online career spans thousands of games, and his handle has become synonymous with rapid-fire wins and the occasional 3 a.m. brilliancy.
No one has felt the full force of Assasin14 more than Sam Schenk. They met 131 times, and Andy walked away with 106 wins. At some point, that stops being a rivalry and starts being a timeshare.
The Bullet Years
Andy's preferred habitat is bullet chess. He has played more than 2,300 bullet games, winning over 1,200 of them while making the rest look busy. His bullet rating journey reads like an action movie: slow start, sudden explosion, and a lot of explosions.
captures the chaos nicely.His secret? He believes in the first check. Andy delivers the opening check in over half his games, and when he does, he wins about 62% of the time. Opponents who check him first win just 43% of the time. The queen is his favorite messenger, accounting for more checks than any other piece.
Opening Repertoire
Andy's opening taste leans toward the practical and the weird. As White, he is deeply at home in the Nimzo-Larsen Attack, especially the Classical Variation, where he scores around 65% in bullet. As Black, he has faced the Amar Gambit over 100 times in bullet and won nearly three quarters of those games. Some players fear the unknown; Andy charges into it with a flashlight and a rating.
In slower games, his Sicilian Defense has been a sturdy shield, with strong results across rapid and daily formats.
shows just how many ways Andy has found to reach the same destination: your king in trouble.Surface and Survival
Andy is an endgame creature. About three quarters of his games reach the endgame, and his wins average nearly 67 moves. He does not beat you with a lucky tactic; he beats you with a slow, polite autopsy. Even after dropping a piece, Andy still wins 48.73% of the time, and his comeback rate is a staggering 68.6%.
His tilt factor sits at a calm 10, and his best time of day is 04:00. Most people at 4 a.m. are asleep. Andy is delivering a discovered check with the queen.
Frequent Flyers
Beyond Sam Schenk, Andy's waiting room has included regulars like ajian and 1random, both with dozens of games against him. He has also faced healthybrick2 over 40 times, proving that even bricks cannot block a bullet for long.