Haikal Annuar

Haikal Annuar: The Chessboard Biologist

Meet Haikal Annuar, known in the chess ecosystem as HaikalAnn, a player whose approach to the game is anything but elementary. Like a cell dividing and conquering, Haikal's strategic growth traces an intriguing evolution from a Blitz rating high of 1356 in 2019 to a refined Rapid game peaking at 1188 in 2025.

HaikalAnn’s style is as dynamic as a mitosis phase — they’re not afraid to evolve mid-game! With a comeback rate of 66.67% and a perfect 100% win rate after losing a piece, this player proves that even when the nucleus of a plan seems fractured, resilience and adaptability keep the game alive. Their endgame frequency stands robust at 69%, showing a fondness for the final showdown, much like a cell’s programmed destiny.

While sometimes displaying a bit of “tilt factor” at 12%, HaikalAnn keeps their cool enough to outmaneuver opponents with clever openness choices. Notable success has been observed in the Queens Gambit Declined and Scotch Game variations — chess openings where HaikalAnn’s win rates soar as high as 100%, like a perfectly executed genetic sequence.

HaikalAnn's play pattern suggests a preference for being the black pieces, boasting a near 47% win rate there, while white pieces have been a bit more challenging at around 29%. This player’s “cell membrane” is strong: resilient under pressure, especially noted in bullet and blitz formats where rapid tactical responses are crucial.

Outside the genome of their scores, HaikalAnn faces down a variety of opponents with mixed results but can claim a perfect 100% win record against several adversaries such as wheelie235 and abcdettt. They thrive particularly in the late evening hours and early mornings — 100% wins at 9pm and 10pm and a solid 66.67% success around 5am suggest a nocturnal chess metabolism.

In the living organism of the chess community, HaikalAnn may not yet be a grandmaster cell, but their ability to adapt, recover and evolve game after game keeps their tournament lifespan lively and exciting. Much like DNA, every game they play is part of an ever-expanding sequence, building towards mastery one move at a time.

In short—HaikalAnnuar is proof that in the game of kings, survival sometimes hinges on the best genetic chess code: bold openings, resilient middlegame, and an endgame that won’t quit.