Om Hari Yadav (chess04fun) — The Blitz-Loving Streamer

Om Hari Yadav, known online as chess04fun, is a lively chess streamer and competitive player who prefers the crackling tempo of Blitz. On stream he balances sharp tactics with a relaxed commentary style — part coach, part comedian, part person who will loudly celebrate a one-move fork like it’s a World Championship win.

Playing Style & Personality

Om Hari’s games tend to be long on drama: he reaches endgames often and plays them deep (Endgame Frequency ~59.5%). He enjoys tactical skirmishes and tricky opening traps, but he’s also happy to sit for 50–70 moves if the position demands it. Viewers know three things about his streams: a) he loves Blitz, b) he tilts spectacularly (Tilt Factor: 128), and c) he will always make popcorn during marathon endgames.

Preferred time control: Blitz — fast, furious, and entertaining.
Avg moves per win/loss: ~60 — expect long, decisive battles.
Early resignation rate: low (~4.03%) — Om fights on until the last piece is funny-looking.
Comeback chops: solid — Win rate after losing a piece is about 56.4%.

Openings & Signature Tricks

Om is fond of surprise weapons and offbeat lines. One of his proudest accomplishments is turning dusty traps into viewer entertainment. On Twitch/YouTube he routinely teaches and abuses cheeky openings, then explains them with a wink.

Favorite trap: Blackburne Shilling Gambit — a cheeky classic he uses to spice up Blitz streams.
Other strong lines: Caro-Kann, Italian Two Knights (Fegatello), Scandinavian — comfortable both as owner and as saboteur.
Stats highlight: a particularly strong record with the Two Knights Fegatello in Blitz, where he converts many sharp games into wins.

Memorable Runs, Streaks & Opponents

Om’s roller-coaster history is streamer gold: long winning streaks, a famously long cold spell, and rivalries that keep chat lively.

Longest winning streak: 28 games — cue slow clap emotes.
Longest losing streak: 128 games — the kind of slump that spawned a “comeback montage” on stream.
Current streak: 4 wins — riding a little hot right now.
Most-played rival: chessgoat686 — hundreds of games and plenty of highlight clips.
Other frequent opponents: bobthebishop15, aayush_o, worst-pie — familiar names that trigger instant chat reactions.

Streamer Highlights & Sample Game

When Om streams, expect banter, post-game analysis, and occasional over-enthusiastic celebrations after a tactical finish. Here’s a short illustrative Blitz trap he’ll sometimes show to new viewers (perfect for commentary and facepalms):

Streamer persona: energetic teacher who explains blunders with humor.
Popular segments: “Trap of the Day,” live opening reviews, and viewer game analysis.

Quick Stats & Fun Facts

Peak Blitz rating: 1340 (2026-02-03) — a milestone frequently celebrated on stream.
Peak Rapid rating: 2025 (2026-01-19) — shows Om can also grind in longer time controls.
Strength-adjusted win rates: strongest in Blitz and Bullet — consistent with streaming comfort.
Best time to catch Om playing: very early (04:00) — apparently that’s when the tactics awaken.
Funny metric: Average first capture around move 5.6 — fights start early and rarely die quietly.

Where to Watch & Follow

Search for Om Hari Yadav or chess04fun on your preferred streaming site to catch live Blitz chaos, opening tutorials, and community events. Expect entertaining commentary, occasional tilt therapy, and enough tactical fireworks to melt an emoji keyboard.

Username on stream: chess04fun
Typical stream focus: Blitz, viewer games, and trap lessons.

Parting Thought

Om Hari Yadav is the kind of streamer who makes chess approachable, exciting, and occasionally absurd. Whether you’re a beginner wanting to learn traps or a regular who loves the running rivalry with chessgoat686, his streams deliver personality with every move.