Muhardi Cuan

Rating Rollercoaster

Starting out around 1364 in blitz back in 2015, Muhardi steadily climbed his way up to a peak blitz rating of 1958 in late 2018, proving he’s no mere pawn in the battlefield. His rapid rating hit a sizzling high of 2214 in 2020, showing his deft skills when the clock ticks a little slower.

Playing Style & Personality

With an endgame frequency of 82.81%, Muhardi is like a chess marathoner, loving slow, strategic battles where kings dance and pawns become heroes. Average moves per win hover around 73, illustrating patience that would make a monk jealous. His psychological tilt factor is a modest 11, which frankly means he only flings his king out of the castle on the rarest of bad days.

Muhardi’s gamers' clock shows a curious pattern: despite a peak playing hour win rate at 23:00 (yes, midnight blitzers beware!), his overall win rates vary by hour - from an impressive 71% at 23:00 to a modest 20% at midnights and dawn. So if you face him late night, be ready!

Win-Loss Chronicles

Across thousands of blitz games, Muhardi has a near-even battlefield record with 2644 wins, 2630 losses, and 228 draws. In rapid, his record is no less impressive, with a solid 265 wins. He’s fought countless opponents, often returning victorious with a mix of calculated strikes and resilient defense.

His longest winning streak is a staggering 13 games, but beware: he's also tasted the bitterness of an 11-game losing streak, proving even the best have their “pawn moments.”

Opening Secrets

All his thousands of games fall under the delightful mystery of “Top Secret" openings, suggesting Muhardi likes to keep opponents guessing — or perhaps he’s still writing his own repertoire manual. Win rate with his Top Secret moves clocks in just shy of 50%, a solid performance in the secret agent world of chess.

Memorable Battles

One notable victory came against Xhenrhex in a Sicilian Defense, Open Scheveningen Variation, where Muhardi’s sharp tactics forced an opponent’s resignation after a thoroughly entertaining mid-game skirmish. Another recent gem against a player named welsnake ended with Muhardi winning on time — a sad story for the clock, but a thrilling tale for the scoreboard.

Against the Best and Quirky Opponents

Muhardi’s win rates against various foes range wildly from flawless 100% against some unlucky challengers to zero against others — proving that in chess, every day is unpredictable and every opponent tells a new story.

Final Thoughts

Whether you face Muhardi at the crack of dawn or the stroke of midnight, beware: his blend of steady strategy, tactical sharpness (86% comeback rate when the chips are down), and a penchant for keeping opponents guessing, makes him a formidable chess warrior. And hey, if you ever get out-played by him, remember — even the masters lose sometimes.

So, here’s to Muhardi Cuan: long may your pawns march, your bishops pin, and your queens reign supreme!