Hibban_Ayoub: The Chess Adventurer
Meet Hibban_Ayoub, a chess player whose journey on the 64 squares is as unpredictable as a knight's hop. Starting modestly with a Rapid rating of 966 in 2023, Hibban dove headfirst into the world of online chess — racking up hundreds of Rapid games by 2025 with a resilient spirit and an almost stubborn refusal to resign early (only 6.65% early resignations, so don't expect quick surrenders here).
Hibban’s style resembles a rollercoaster: with an impressive 45.74% comeback rate and a perfect 100% win rate after losing a piece, this player is nothing if not tenacious. Endgames make up around 37% of the battles, proving that Hibban loves the long haul, grinding out wins with patience and a tactical mind. Average wins come after about 44 moves — so opponents better buckle up.
An interesting quirk is Hibban’s nearly even split of success as White (49.4%) and Black (49.28%), showcasing versatility without favoring one side of the board. However, beware the psychological swings — with a tilt factor of 11, Hibban knows frustration but fights on, managing an impressive 49.46% higher win rate in rated games versus casual play. Clearly, the pressure fuels the fire!
Speaking of timing, Friday afternoons and mid-afternoon hours (especially 15:00–16:00) are Hibban’s sweet spots, boasting win rates above 57% and 60%, respectively. But late night at 3 AM? Well, there's a perfect 100% win rate—possibly hinting at some midnight magic (or sheer luck).
Opening secrets? Absolutely classified. All-game openings are under “Top Secret,” yet Hibban_Ayoub holds a respectable 50% win rate in Rapid with this mystery repertoire. In Bullet and Blitz, Hibban keeps the fight intense, with a win rate hovering around 45-47%, facing down opponents from “rayyan13119a” to “anjanarya777” and beyond.
With a longest winning streak of 9 games and a record peppered with thrilling victories and equally challenging losses, Hibban_Ayoub is a player who proves that chess is not just about ratings — it’s about the stories told by every move, misstep, and sometimes spectacular comeback.
Watch this space: the knight’s journey is far from over.
