Hananoyouni IM

Hananoyouni: The International Master with a Tactical Twist

Meet Hananoyouni, an International Master certified by FIDE and a formidable force on the blitz and bullet battlefield. Known for a fierce competitive spirit and a knack for surprises, Hananoyouni’s chess journey is anything but boring.

Rating Rollercoaster & Performance

With a peak blitz rating soaring over 2600 in 2021 and a relentless blitz average hovering around 2400+, Hananoyouni is no stranger to high-speed precision. Bullet games? Even faster, with a max rating close to 2400 and a win rate crossing 63% in their favorite opening (Top Secret — because mystery suits the style).

A Style of Their Own

Hananoyouni approaches games like a seasoned ninja—quiet but deadly. Early resignations are rare (only ~3.5%), showing a strong will to fight till the endgame, which comes up more than 80% of the time. Expect tactical fireworks: the comeback rate after setbacks is an astonishing 83%, and even when losing a piece, Hananoyouni has a perfect 100% bounce-back win streak. Resilience? Check.

Statistical Quirks & Fun Facts

• Average moves per win: About 74, proving they are no speed-runner but a patient strategist.
• White pieces bring better fortune (66.7% win rate) versus a respectable 52.8% with black.
• Longest winning streak? Seven games in a row! Currently on a no-win streak—guess they've been saving their magic for later.
• Tilt factor is low at 5, making Hananoyouni less likely to rage-quit even after a few rough losses.

Opponents Beware!

This player has tangled with many, from zvigena to g10de_arrascaeta, sometimes trading wins and losses like partners in a chess duet. Some opponents suffer a harsh 0% win rate against Hananoyouni, while others have felt the sting of a perfectly executed plan—especially those less prepared for that mysterious Top Secret opening.

When to Watch

If you want to catch Hananoyouni at their prime, Sundays, Mondays, Tuesdays, and Saturdays are prime times, boasting win rates between 58% and almost 70%. Beware of Thursday and Friday—those are apparently the off days.

In short, Hananoyouni is the kind of player who doesn’t just play chess, they perform a high-speed, high-stakes drama where each move tells a story, the opening is an old secret, and the endgame is never a dull affair.