Queen of the Clock
Chloe Gaw, known to her online subjects as kinghunter183, is a Woman International Master who treats the chess clock like a personal challenge. She may say her preferred time control is blitz, but her bullet record suggests she has a serious side romance with games that last under three minutes. In fact, she has played more than 6,600 rated bullet games, which is either dedication or a very fast keyboard.
From d4 to b3
Early in her online career, Chloe was a loyal 1.d4 player, often steering the game into Queen's Gambit Declined structures. Then she discovered the Nimzo-Larsen Attack and decided the flank was far more fun. Her opening repertoire gradually shifted toward 1.b3, and opponents quickly learned to expect the unexpected.
As Black, Chloe is just as adventurous. The Scandinavian Defense and Sicilian Defense show up all over her record, and she has collected plenty of wins by outlasting players who thought they had a theoretical edge. Her opening menu is a buffet, and she never seems to get tired of it.
Climbing the Ladder
Her blitz journey has been anything but boring.
shows a rise from the low 1300s to a peak of 2503 in late 2025, with a few dramatic swings along the way. Some players trend upward; Chloe leaps, stumbles, and leaps again. Her bullet adventures reached a spectacular 2585 (2025-05-14) peak, proving she is equally dangerous when the seconds are melting away.Familiar Faces
Nobody plays hundreds of games against the same person without forming a bond. Chloe has faced Aston Roberts a remarkable 416 times, an epic rivalry that she leads by a healthy margin. She also holds an almost comical record against ankaramessi1000000, where the scoreboard looks less like a chess rivalry and more like a hunting expedition.
Comeback Queen
Chloe's comeback rate sits around 80 percent, which means she has a habit of rescuing positions that should be dead. Her longest winning streak is 53 games, which is less a streak and more a public announcement. The longest losing streak is 24 games, which she probably prefers we do not mention. We mention it now with love.
Her sharpest play tends to arrive around 09:00, and Saturdays bring out her best work with a 60.9 percent win rate. She wins more than half her games even after losing a piece, and her tilt factor is a surprisingly disciplined 24. For someone who hunts kings at bullet speed, she keeps her cool remarkably well.