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Tangi Migot IM

hypert Since 2014 (Inactive) Chess.com ♟♟♟
50.9%- 40.5%- 8.6%
Bullet 2370
137W 63L 8D
Blitz 2523
1027W 860L 189D
Rapid 2164
7W 8L 2D

Hypert: The International Master with a Blitz Obsession

Meet hypert, a chess virtuoso officially recognized as an International Master by FIDE. Not one to shy away from fast-paced battles, hypert has carved a remarkable niche in the world of blitz chess—a realm where lightning-fast decisions and nerves of steel govern the game.

A Journey Through the Rating Rapids

Starting out back in 2014 with a modest blitz rating around 1363, hypert quickly accelerated, soaring past the 2500 mark within just a few years. Hypert’s blitz peak touched an impressive 2612 in 2022, showcasing both endurance and skill over thousands of fiery games. Bullet chess also saw hypert’s enthusiasm, with a rating cresting just over 2200, proving speed isn’t an issue for this player.

Playing Style: Endurance Meets Tactical Genius

Hypert isn’t just a speed demon; with an average of over 79 moves per win and a frequent foray into endgames (over 86% of games), this player brings patience and precision to the battlefield. Their tactical awareness is off the charts, boasting a 100% win rate after losing a piece and an astonishing 91.67% comeback rate. Simply put: if hypert loses material, opponents should start sweating.

The Psychological Profile

Despite their resilience, hypert isn’t immune to the infamous chess tilt, peaking occasionally with a tilt factor of 7. Still, a tilt of this level seems more like a momentary blip than a pattern—probably reminded by their solid stats that “the queen is watching.”

Opponents Beware

With over 1,000 wins in blitz alone and a blitz win rate hovering right around 50%, hypert approaches every game with a mix of caution and aggression. Some opponents have found themselves repeatedly bested, while others are still searching for a crack in hypert’s seemingly impenetrable armor.

Fun Fact

Hypert’s longest winning streak in blitz? A staggering 18 consecutive victories. That’s enough to make even Magnus Carlsen blink twice.

All in all, hypert is a fascinating blend of speed, grit, and chess intellect—always ready to surprise both friends and foes with clever moves and indomitable spirit.

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