Hsuku

Hsuku: The Chess Enigma

Meet Hsuku, a player whose stats read like a thrilling chess saga sprinkled with a pinch of mystery and a dash of surprise. Armed with a bullet rating that's darted from a humble 601 in 2024 to a sprightly 803 in 2025, Hsuku isn't just playing fast—they're playing smart. Not to be outdone, their blitz games showcase a climb from 876 to 968 in the same period, while rapid ratings soared from 1054 to an impressive 1340. And if you thought daily chess was relaxed, think again—Hsuku maintains a solid 1239 rating there, proving patience can pay off.

Performance & Playing Style

Hsuku's resilience is legendary. With a comeback rate nearing 70%, this player refuses to bow out quietly—even after dropping a piece, their win rate stubbornly stands at a perfect 100%. Talk about turning lemons into checkmates! Hsuku averages about 53 moves per win and endures around 61 moves in defeats, suggesting they love a good marathon game, especially given their endgame frequency sits at a formidable 56%. Early resignations? Barely 0.6%. This isn't a quitter; it's a finisher.

Opponent Chronicles

Some rivals walk away puzzled; others fall to Hsuku's strategic brilliance. Hsuku’s historical duels include a mixed bag: undefeated streaks against some opponents, and occasional hiccups against others (looking at you, boopz46 with a win rate of 23.08%). Nonetheless, their overall bullet record is a nail-biting 3279 wins to 3209 losses with 102 draws — practically a dead heat where every match is a surprise.

Quirks on the Board

Playing across Monday through Sunday, Hsuku seems to prefer chess just before midnight, boasting a win rate nearing 57% around 11 PM and an incredible 65% on the magical 11 AM chess adventures. Clearly, time of day does impact the game — just don’t try to catch them at 10 AM, where the win rate dips to a modest 37.5%.

Anecdotes & Legacy

With a longest winning streak of 14 games, Hsuku has made their mark with consistent brilliance. Though currently resting on a zero winning streak (perhaps plotting their next move), this player battles through a tilt factor of 15, proving they’re human after all. Rated vs. casual games show a slight dip in performance (-7.62%), maybe because casual games don't incite that fiery competitive spirit.

Whether you face Hsuku in bullet, blitz, rapid, or daily games, expect fast moves, deep endgames, and a stubborn refusal to give up. Chess might be a game of kings, but Hsuku is certainly a queen on the rise—quick, clever, and a little bit unpredictable.