Henryanto

Henryanto: The Rollercoaster Chess Enthusiast

Meet Henryanto, a spirited chess player whose rating graph looks a bit like a thrilling rollercoaster ride — highs of 1207 in blitz, peaks of 1227 in rapid, and a bullet best of 647. Henryanto might not be storming the grandmaster ladder just yet, but their passion for the game and sheer perseverance shine through every move.

Since bursting onto the scene with a modest bullet rating of 327 in 2021, Henryanto has battled fervently across all time controls, consistently clocking hundreds of blitz games and a healthy dose of rapid battles. Their blitz stats tell a tale of near-perfect balance, with 428 wins and just as many losses, plus a few draws to keep things spicy — talk about living on the edge!

When it comes to style, Henryanto is not one to throw in the towel easily, boasting an impressive comeback rate of over 76%. Even when losing a piece, they maintain steely nerves and a fighting spirit. Though the tilt factor of 10 hints that sometimes setbacks sting, the hunger to outwit opponents never fades.

Henryanto's best chess hours appear to be in the wee hours around 2 AM, demonstrating a nocturnal affinity for tactical brilliance — perfect for outsmarting sleepy opponents! Mondays and Wednesdays seem to be lucky days, with winning percentages soaring above 50%. Sundays, however, appear to be a bit of a nap day, with the win rate taking a small dip.

Notable Battles and Openings

Dominating their "Top Secret" opening repertoire with nearly 900 blitz games, Henryanto exhibits a flexible yet mysterious strategy that keeps opponents guessing. Against certain rivals, winning feels like flipping a coin, but against many others — including a long list of one-time foes — Henryanto holds a perfect victory record.

The Memorable Last Victories

On April 28th, 2025, Henryanto demonstrated tactical savvy in a well-fought blitz game using the Alekhine’s Defense, leading to a resignation victory. Prior to that, they closed out games with elegant checkmates in rapid and blitz challenges, proving that the queen and rook are their trusted allies in the final assault.

Challenges on the Horizon

A few recent losses in June 2025 remind us that chess is no mere pastime but a demanding brain sport. One memorable defeat came from a timely victory by timeout and another by tactical checkmate, highlighting the ever-present need for clock management and vigilance.

Henryanto’s journey is as human as it gets: a little about winning, losing, drawing, and lots of learning. Their average game length hovers around 60 moves, underscoring a preference for deep, thoughtful gameplay rather than lightning-fast finishes.

In Summary

If chess were a soap opera, Henryanto would be the star who bravely battles ups and downs with humor, grit, and an unquenchable thirst for improvement. Not every game ends in glory, but the spirit to fight onward and the joy of the game itself always do.

Keep an eye on Henryanto — the chessboard storyteller with many thrilling chapters ahead!