Hawie Hawie

Hawie Hawie: The Enigmatic Chess Warrior

Known on the board as Kadaraaa, Hawie Hawie is a chess player whose journey resembles a rollercoaster—full of thrilling highs and puzzling lows. In 2025, Hawie’s rapid rating peaked at 1379 before taking a dive to 558, only to crawl back modestly to 687. Blitz ratings tell a similar story, beginning at 488 and settling at 398.

Playing Style & Strategy

Hawie is not one to stick around too long if things look grim, with an early resignation rate of about 16%. Yet, when the game goes deep, Hawie shows patience, engaging an endgame frequency of 44% and playing an average of 55 moves to snag a win.

White pieces bring out the fighting spirit best, boasting nearly a 50% win rate, while the black side fights a tougher battle at 41%. Most impressively, Hawie somehow manages a perfect 100% win rate after losing a piece—proof that comebacks are not just possible, but probable. If you capture a piece, beware—the comeback rate is a stunning 67%.

Performance Highlights and Quirks

• Longest winning streak: 13 games, proving Hawie can ride the momentum wave.
• Games played: Rapid (269), Blitz (211).
• Favored opening: “Top Secret” — a mysterious strategy yielding roughly 43% wins in Rapid and nearly 48% in Blitz unfoldings.

Psychological & Temporal Tendencies

Aware of the mind game behind the chessboard, Hawie’s tilt factor is modest at 12, indicating a cool head under pressure. Win rates swing dramatically with the hour—at midnight and 4 a.m., Hawie hits a mythical 100% win rate; early morning (6 a.m.) is a time to avoid if you’re hoping for a smooth game.

Days of the week are telling—Wednesday games see the best success (62.5% win rate), while Friday and Saturday hover closer to the salad days. So, if you want to catch Kadaraaa off-balance, Friday night blitz might be your shot.

The Opponent Challenge

With a mixed bag of rivals, Hawie has a love-hate relationship with sofreshsociean, holding only a 22% win rate in their duels, but boasts perfect records against many others. Beware if you face off against “giyani_0826” or “himanshu_kain”—they get steamrolled every time!

Final Thoughts

Hawie Hawie embodies the unpredictability of chess: a player who can dominate, stumble, and then rise again with astonishing flair. Constantly evolving and full of surprises, Kadaraaa reminds us all that every piece lost is just another opportunity to prove resilience—and that sometimes, the best moves come after the worst setbacks.