Cyan Htet

Profile of Cyan Htet (aka CyumH)

Meet Cyan Htet, a fearless chess adventurer on an upward climb through the rapid ranks! Starting in 2024 with a humble rapid rating of 233 after a tough 1-game baptism, CyumH has since catapulted to a peak rapid rating of 689 by June 2025—talk about a comeback story!

Despite a modest blitz record, Cyan's rapid games tell a tale of grit and determination: 45 wins, 23 losses, and a single nail-biting draw. A favorite opening? The Scandinavian Defense, where Cyan boasts a solid 68% win rate over 19 games. The King's Pawn Opening King's Knight Variation is a personal favorite too, boasting an impressive 86% win record. If you ever see Cyan play the French Defense Knight Variation or the Reti Opening, be ready to witness perfect scores—100% wins in those lines!

CyumH loves their chess battles fast but thoughtful—averaging around 46 moves in wins but taking over 51 moves in losses. They are not one to throw in the towel easily, with a comeback rate north of 53% and a win rate above 55% even after losing a piece. Clearly, resilience is their middle name.

When does Cyan Htet perform best? Looks like Thursdays and Wednesdays are golden, with win rates hitting 89% and 100% respectively. And if you want to challenge them, better schedule your game around 10 AM—their tactical senses are sharpest then.

Psychologically, CyumH keeps calm with a tilt factor of just 4. But don't mistake calmness for weakness! The longest winning streak spanned 9 games, though recent losing skirmishes keep things spicy. After all, what’s a thrilling chess journey without a few bumps along the way?

For a bit of bragging rights: their most recent rapid win was a slick checkmate against ShetosMikano, featuring brilliant tactics in the Scotch Game. A rook nicely placed sealed the deal at move 18. Meanwhile, that recent loss to Patzer1994 was a humbling experience, reminding us all that even CyumH is human.

In short, Cyan Htet is a rapidly rising star on the chessboard, blending solid opening theory, endgame persistence, and a touch of fun—because why not enjoy the game while climbing the ratings ladder?