fyanito

Player Profile: fyanito

Meet fyanito, a chess enthusiast who dances on the fine line between brilliance and chaos. In 2024, fyanito started their rapid chess journey with a modest 627 rating—just a warm-up for what was to come. By 2025, they boldly ventured into blitz and daily chess, boasting a perfect 800 rating in both formats (okay, with just a handful of games, but hey, we celebrate every victory!).

With over 1,260 rapid games under their belt and a nearly balanced win-loss record (607 wins and 617 losses), fyanito proves they’re no stranger to the battlefield. Their longest winning streak? A mighty nine! Currently, they keep the momentum alive with a fresh single win streak that whispers: “Watch out, I’m just getting started.”

An opening strategy labeled "Top Secret" guards the mysteries of fyanito’s style—maybe it’s a new gambit, or just a sneaky way to keep opponents guessing. Either way, their rapid play win rate hovers close to 48%, showing resilience and tactical flair.

Speaking of tactics, when fyanito loses a piece, don’t count them out. With a staggering 100% win rate after such setbacks, this player channels a true comeback spirit. Sometimes the best moves happen when the odds are the worst!

But don’t be fooled by the serious stats; fyanito has an early resignation rate around 17%, meaning sometimes they wave the white flag early—maybe to save dignity, maybe to practice dramatic exits. Their average winning games last about 56 moves, while lost games wrap up quicker, averaging 37 moves—faster losses, longer battles.

fyanito shines brightest in the thrill hours—especially between 9 AM with a dazzling 71% win rate and 12 PM with a strong 57%. Night owls beware: their evening games from 10 PM to 11 PM also bring solid success.

Opponents beware! fyanito’s records show perfect (100%) win rates against numerous foes, suggesting a secret arsenal of tactical wizardry or just very good luck. However, some rivals have clearly figured them out, keeping the challenge alive.

Always ready with a comeback and a quirky edge, fyanito is a player who proves that chess isn’t just about winning—it’s about showing up, having fun, and sometimes confusing everyone at the board.

Keep your kings safe, fyanito is coming for them!