Chouchanik Airapetian (Coachchouchan), Woman FIDE Master
Chess aficionados and casual players alike know Coachchouchan as a fierce competitor on the 64 squares. Bestowed with the title of Woman FIDE Master, Chouchanik’s journey through the ranks is nothing short of inspiring—and sprinkled with some truly impressive win streaks.
Starting with a modest daily rating of 1399 in 2019, Chouchanik rapidly ascended to almost 2000+ over the next few years, peaking at 2054 in 2022. Their daily games reveal a staggering win rate that borders on the heroic – with over 942 wins against only 30 losses, talk about consistency! And who needs luck when you have a longest winning streak of 103 games?
Coachchouchan’s style is both patient and relentless: the average win takes a graceful 45 moves, but battles lost tend to drag on almost 62 moves—that’s stamina and grit. Both white and black pieces find success under their reign, boasting win rates above 60%, proving they don’t just wait for a mistake—they create it.
Tactically, this player bounces back like a chess ninja. With a remarkable 59.75% comeback rate and a perfect 100% win rate after losing a piece, surrender is evidently not in their vocabulary. And let’s just say the tilt factor of 12 means Coachchouchan keeps their cool better than most—because who hasn’t seen that frustrated face when losing a rook?
This master also shines during rapid and blitz games, breaking the 2100+ rapid rating peak and blitzing opponents at over 2000, though bullets are their quirky Achilles heel with ratings fluctuating but still impressively competitive. A connoisseur of “Top Secret” opening, this player’s success rate rings at an incredible 95.2% in daily chess—now that’s a secret worth spreading!
Off the board, their opponents are a mix of longtime rivals and new faces, many of whom have tasted defeat more times than they’d care to admit. With win rates well over 90% against a long list of adversaries, Coachchouchan clearly keeps a sharp eye on who’s next in line.
To sum it up: Chouchanik Airapetian, aka Coachchouchan, is not just a chess player; she is a mix of strategist, tactician, and all-around chess warrior who makes both computers and human opponents think twice—and thrice—before moving their pieces.