Hemant Sharma IM

Hemant Sharma - International Master

Meet Hemant Sharma, the International Master whose chessboard battles resemble an epic saga with pawns as brave knights and queens as cunning sorceresses. With a FIDE title to his name, Hemant doesn't just play chess — they conduct symphonies of checkmates and occasional, dramatic resignations (because why not keep things interesting?).

Rating and Style

Hemant’s peak bullet rating soared to an impressive 2657 in November 2020, mastering the chaos of fast-paced games with a win rate north of 62% on their top secret openings. If rapidfire blitz or the unpredictable bullet variants were extreme sports, Hemant would have a trophy case full of gold medals. Their blitz peak recently nudged over 2600, demonstrating nerves of steel and timing precision that would make a Swiss watch jealous.

The Psychological Warrior

A self-admitted early resigner, Hemant knows when to cut losses — because life (and chess) is too short for stubborn stubbornness. Their average winning game drags on for a tactical 47 moves, but losses tend to be brisk affairs around 28 moves, showing a penchant for quick decision-making... or quick exits.

Winning and Losing Streaks

With a longest winning streak of 43 games, Hemant has proven they can string together victories like a boss. Of course, every hero has their dark day, and a longest losing streak of 27 reminds us even the best sometimes have to concede defeat gracefully — or plot the next epic comeback, driven by a nearly 49% comeback rate after losing a piece.

Favorite Openings

Hemant's games are often opened with a "Top Secret" strategy, resulting in a legendary 62.62% bullet win rate — a fact that keeps opponents guessing and Google puzzled. Their go-to lines in the Caro-Kann and Sicilian Defense mirror their approach: solid, strategic, and sprinkled with enough flair to keep spectators on the edge of their seats.

Recent Battles

In a recent thrilling game against kreismyr, Hemant confidently commanded the white pieces in a Panov Modern Mieses Line, forcing resignation after 31 moves of brilliant maneuvering and precise calculation. But not all journeys end in victory: their last epic struggle against Mast3rPogi saw them taste defeat - a reminder that even titans have their off days.

Off the Board

When not busy hypnotizing kings into submission, Hemant likes to ponder the mysterious art of early resignations (61.54% rate), proving that sometimes knowing when to fold is just as tactical as a double knight fork. Also, if you want to challenge Hemant, be prepared for their best hour around 1 AM — clearly, when the rest of the world sleeps, their queen raids begin.

Chess fans, watch out! Hemant Sharma is a master of the game, the nerves, and the occasional dramatic flair. Bow before the board wizardry!