Meet Hamid SENNOUN
Hamid SENNOUN, better known on the board as Last-Attack78, is a bullet chess phenomenon whose profile claims he prefers Blitz. The stats say otherwise. With more than 40,000 bullet games and fewer than 150 draws, Hamid does not sit at the chessboard, he sprints across it. He delivers first check in two-thirds of his games, and the opponent is usually the one who has to react.
The Bullet Marathon
His rating graph is less a line and more an electrocardiogram.
shows a player who has climbed to a bullet peak of 1902 (2021-04-08) and then taken the scenic route back down, more than once. He has won 16 games in a row and lost 19 in a row, because moderation has never been part of his opening repertoire.Most of his losses come by timeout, 20,034 of them, compared to only 1,511 checkmate losses. He is not losing to his opponent, he is losing to the laws of time itself. He also almost never resigns, with an early resignation rate of just 1.48%. In his world, the game ends when the flag falls, not when the position is lost.
A Repertoire Built on Hope
Hamid has a deep, almost spiritual connection to offbeat openings. He has played the Amar Gambit thousands of times and still comes back for more. He also loves the Elephant Gambit, and he wins more than half of those games, which either proves the opening is playable or proves that bullet chess is a completely separate sport.
tells the story of a player who will try anything once, twice, and then 2,000 more times. His long-running rivalry with njdipuc has produced 271 games and almost no draws, the perfect summary of his career: always attacking, always moving, and always one second away from disaster.