Habung

Habung: The Secretive Strategist of Rapid Chess

Meet Habung, also known in the virtual chessboard trenches as habung72, a player whose rapid chess adventures in 2025 have been as intriguing as a mystery novel with an unexpected twist. With a peak rating of 978 and an average hovering around 888, Habung plays a calculated game peppered with surprising outcomes and moments of comedic timing (because who else resigns early just 5.26% of the time and still manages epic comebacks?).

Habung’s signature move? The Top Secret opening, employed across all 36 rapid games recorded—yielding a win rate of exactly 44.44%, proving that mystery can sometimes beat predictability. This player isn’t just about strategy, but resilience: a comeback rate over 56% and a perfect 100% win rate after losing a piece ensure that Habung is never truly out of the fight.

If you’re curious about Habung’s social life on the board, the rivals include a handful of frequent opponents like rusle1998gmailcom and biskut_01, with some head-to-head battles ending in mixed fortunes—the highlight being a 100% win streak against the ever-elusive marioelmesias.

Fun quirks? Habung’s game thrives on certain days and hours: woodshop thursdays (100% win rate) and mornings at 11AM (also 100%) are sacred, whereas attempts around 8AM or 9PM are met with a resounding “try again.” White pieces? Tough luck—only a 38.9% win rate there, but black pieces command a solid 50%, flipping the tables with style. Average moves linger around 48 per win, ensuring a decent workout for those pawns.

And yes, even the cool-headed Habung occasionally tilts (factor of 7), but overall, this player prefers classic rapid battles over casual fun—winning 44% more rated games than casual ones, proving that when the chips are down, Habung brings the heat.

In summary: Habung is a chess player who mixes secretive openings, tactical resilience, and a dash of unpredictability. Opponents beware—this player could surprise you before you even wonder what “Top Secret” means!