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Hana Modrova WFM

Username: Klokan64

Location: Praha

Playing Since: 2016-07-04 (Active)

Wow Factor: ♟♟♟♟♟♟

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Rapid: 1533
311W / 307L / 48D
Blitz: 1061
5367W / 5391L / 466D
Bullet: 725
1153W / 1191L / 25D

Hana Modrova - Woman FIDE Master

Meet Hana Modrova, a dedicated and titled chess player proudly holding the Woman FIDE Master title from FIDE. Hana’s chess journey is a rollercoaster of strategic brilliance and stubborn resilience, much like a chess game where the queen refuses to leave the board—because why not, when you’re winning?

Rating and Progression

Hana’s ratings over the years tell an intriguing story. With a peak Rapid rating hovering around 1700 and Blitz reaching past 1750, she’s definitely not one to back down from a challenge. From humble beginnings at around 1143 in Rapid and 859 in Blitz, Hana has steadily climbed the leaderboard, showing a penchant for battling it out in fast-paced Blitz games where she’s accumulated thousands of matches—because who needs sleep when you can play Blitz chess?

Playing Style & Strengths

Hana favors maneuvering through endgames with patient precision, boasting an impressive endgame frequency of over 73%. With an average of 61 moves per win and close to 73 moves per loss, she’s clearly not rushed; every move is a calculated step towards either victory or a gracious defeat. Her win rate with White edges just above 50%, while Black holds a respectable 45%, proving she’s a formidable opponent regardless of color.

Tactical Brilliance

Here’s a fun fact: Hana’s comeback rate is a staggering 75%, and she’s got a 100% win rate after losing a piece. Yes, you read that right—if Hana loses a piece, don’t start celebrating just yet. Her opponents do that a little too early!

Psychology & Quirks

With a tilt factor of 12 (chess players will understand), Hana seems to keep her cool most of the time but might occasionally let a losing position get under her skin. Rated games versus casual ones show she performs slightly better in casual settings, perhaps because she plays more like a friendly neighborhood queen than a strict chess tyrant.

Opponent Records & Memorable Moments

Hana has sparred with many opponents, some she thoroughly dominates (looking at you, “chaseberger” and “slavkopsn” with a 100% win rate) and others who gave her a run for her money. She keeps coming back for more, proving her love for the game surpasses just winning.

Fun Facts

  • Longest winning streak: 12 games. Because sometimes, the queen just can’t be stopped.
  • Games played in Blitz mode: Over 10,000 - That’s more time spent blitzing than most of us spend deciding what to watch on Netflix.
  • Average early resignation rate: just 0.24% - She’s not one to give up easily, even if her coffee runs out.
  • Currently rocking the username Klokan64 when not in official FIDE listings.

Hana Modrova’s chess story is one of passion, perseverance, and a sprinkle of tactical wizardry. Whether she’s plotting a brilliant comeback or outmaneuvering her opponent in a tense endgame, Hana reminds us all why chess is not only a game of kings and queens—but also a game of heart.


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Coach Chesswick

Hi Hana, here is your personalised post-match feedback

1. What you are doing well

  • Consistent repertoire with White: The Torre-style set-up (d4-Nf3-Bg5) appears in almost every recent win. Familiarity clearly gives you comfortable positions and tactical chances.
  • Practical fighting spirit: You often keep the game complicated, which pays off in faster time controls when opponents blunder or flag.
  • Tactical alertness: Capturing on d8 or a tactical 30.g4# finish shows you are ready to cash in when a combination appears.

2. Main areas to address

A) Black openings – king safety on the h-file

The most recent defeat came in only 14 moves:


  • After …Bg4–Bh5 your bishop is outside the pawn chain, leaving h7 weak. When White’s queen reaches d3 or b1 you must be ready for Qxh7+.
  • Practical rule: if you push …h6 or move the bishop early, also play …g6 or …h6 to remove the mate net, or keep a knight on f6 that can recapture on h7.
  • Study the solid …e6-…Be7-…h6 schemes in the Queen’s Indian / Bogo-Indian; they fit your existing setups but are safer.

B) Time management

  • Four of the last six losses were on time from roughly equal or even better positions.
  • Set a time checkpoint: aim to have >45 s when 20 moves remain. If you drop below this, simplify and blitz out safe moves.
  • Practise 30-second drills on a tactics trainer to learn quick pattern recognition.

C) Converting technical endgames

Several wins required 60-70 moves and still ended with the opponent’s flag rather than a clear technique. Focus on:

  • Lucena & Philidor rook endings
  • Basic bishop-pawn vs knight endgames
  • Counting winning zones in king-and-pawn endings

3. Opening build-out plan

Your colourCurrent lineNext step
WhiteTorre AttackAdd the h3 & g4 aggressive branch you used in the win against congrio8665 to surprise stronger players.
Black vs 1.d4…d6/…Bg4 set-upsLearn the Tartakower (…Bb4+) idea – same pawn structure, fewer mating nets.
Black vs 1.e4Pirc/ModernStudy thematic breaks …c5 and …e5 so you aren’t stuck in passive setups.

4. Middlegame focus

Your games feature many kingside pawn storms. Reinforce them with:

  • Minor-piece coordination: Knights often land on g5/f5; make sure bishops aim at h7/h2 simultaneously.
  • Exchange sacrifice awareness: Moves like Rxf6 or Rxe6 appear in your PGNs—train evaluations so you know when they are sound.

5. Suggested weekly routine

  1. 3×20 min opening review with a database: check ideas after 10 moves, not move-by-move memorisation.
  2. 3×15 min endgame drill (rook vs pawn, king + 2 pawns vs king).
  3. Daily 10-minute blitz tactics (aim for >25 puzzles/week).
  4. One sparring session each weekend at 10 | 5 to practise time control discipline.

6. Motivation corner

Your current personal best is 1759 (2020-11-21). Pushing past that next milestone will largely come from the defensive fixes noted above – one avoided cheap mate is often worth 8-10 rating points.

7. Progress trackers

Keep an eye on these to verify improvement:

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Good luck with your training, Hana – and enjoy the journey!



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Rating

Year Bullet Blitz Rapid Daily
2025 700 1252 1533
2024 737 1219 1487 400
2023 794 1204 1688
2022 686 1346 1673
2021 1506 1668
2020 1101 1284 1700
Rating by Year2020202120222023202420251700686YearRatingBulletBlitzRapid

Stats by Year

Year White Black Moves
2025 1000W / 892L / 55D 882W / 1002L / 65D 68.7
2024 862W / 773L / 49D 756W / 871L / 57D 64.8
2023 577W / 520L / 41D 538W / 551L / 50D 70.5
2022 481W / 430L / 46D 425W / 481L / 43D 72.0
2021 557W / 452L / 57D 476W / 547L / 50D 69.7
2020 96W / 114L / 7D 80W / 125L / 9D 72.0

Openings: Most Played

Blitz Opening Games Wins Losses Draws Win Rate
Czech Defense 3484 1573 1768 143 45.1%
London System: Poisoned Pawn Variation 1840 931 833 76 50.6%
Queen's Pawn Game: Torre Attack 1210 566 596 48 46.8%
Australian Defense 877 460 389 28 52.5%
Döry Defense 566 278 258 30 49.1%
Old Indian Defense 553 263 265 25 47.6%
Amazon Attack: Siberian Attack 536 224 279 33 41.8%
East Indian Defense 360 210 135 15 58.3%
Modern Defense 321 141 165 15 43.9%
Amar Gambit 241 117 118 6 48.5%
Bullet Opening Games Wins Losses Draws Win Rate
Czech Defense 749 323 417 9 43.1%
London System: Poisoned Pawn Variation 413 230 179 4 55.7%
Australian Defense 331 174 153 4 52.6%
Queen's Pawn Game: Torre Attack 189 95 94 0 50.3%
Amar Gambit 136 65 69 2 47.8%
Modern Defense 102 47 53 2 46.1%
Amazon Attack: Siberian Attack 98 44 52 2 44.9%
Döry Defense 79 43 36 0 54.4%
Old Indian Defense 61 27 34 0 44.3%
Amazon Attack 50 24 26 0 48.0%
Rapid Opening Games Wins Losses Draws Win Rate
Czech Defense 224 96 115 13 42.9%
London System: Poisoned Pawn Variation 99 53 44 2 53.5%
Queen's Pawn Game: Torre Attack 91 39 41 11 42.9%
Döry Defense 43 21 16 6 48.8%
Old Indian Defense 39 16 19 4 41.0%
East Indian Defense 37 19 15 3 51.4%
Australian Defense 35 18 15 2 51.4%
Amazon Attack: Siberian Attack 34 19 15 0 55.9%
Amazon Attack 13 8 4 1 61.5%
Modern Defense 12 6 5 1 50.0%
Daily Opening Games Wins Losses Draws Win Rate
Döry Defense 1 1 0 0 100.0%

🔥 Streaks

Streak Longest Current
Winning 12 0
Losing 16 3
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