Robert Hungaski GM

Robert Hungaski - Grandmaster Extraordinaire

Meet Robert Hungaski, known in the chess world and on the digital battlefield as rhungaski, a player whose mastery over the 64 squares earned him the coveted title of Grandmaster from FIDE. If chess were a kingdom, Robert would undoubtedly be one of its reigning monarchs—wielding his pieces with the flair of a wizard and the precision of a surgeon.

Rating Rollercoaster & Notable Peaks

Since bursting onto the scene with a bullet rating of 2137 back in 2010, Robert’s trajectory has been nothing short of spectacular. His blitz rating soared to a breathtaking peak of 2744 in early 2025, while his lightning-fast bullet skills reached a jaw-dropping peak rating of 2963 in mid-2023. Oh, and don’t sleep on rapid – hovering close to 2485, proving he's no slouch in slower time controls either.

Game Style and Tactical Wizardry

Robert’s style blends patience with tactical fireworks. His games average over 83 moves per win, showing he’s comfortable both grinding down opponents in long battles and launching sharp attacks. With an impressive 88% comeback rate after setbacks and a win rate of nearly 58% after losing a piece, Robert thrives when the pressure's on (no pressure, Robert!).

He’s got a winning attitude no matter the time: whether it’s blitz chess battles on Saturday evenings (where his win rate hits a stellar 67.5%) or his best "brain-on-fire" time at 2 PM with a smashing 72% win rate. Clearly, that’s his prime slot to both sip coffee and checkmate foes.

The Opening Mystique

Known to keep his opponents guessing, Robert frequently unleashes the enigmatic “Top Secret” opening—his performance here boasts a winning percentage of over 60% in blitz play alone. His trusty Clemenz Opening also shines with an impressive 76% win rate. Clearly, his opening repertoire is anything but ordinary, proving the best secrets are worth keeping.

Recent Bouts of Glory

Robert's recent victories are a symphony of strategy and nerves of steel. In a thrilling June 2025 blitz encounter, playing White against “sergoy,” he showcased precision and patience, culminating in a memorable resignation victory following a queen-side invasion and smart pawn promotion. When on the black side, he’s equally ferocious, famously delivering checkmate and managing time masterfully to clinch wins.

Wins, Losses & Draws – The Battle Ledger

Over a career peppered with intense battles, Robert’s blitz record gleams with 2094 wins to 1137 losses and 233 draws. His bullet games show a near-even warzone with 57 wins and 52 losses but his fighting spirit never wavers. Rapid games have been a bit sparser but no less competitive, adding to the well-rounded profile of this chess gladiator.

Psychological Fortitude and Chess Mood

With a modest tilt factor of 10, Robert stays cool under fire, managing to avoid the dreaded emotional downward spiral most amateurs succumb to. He knows when to keep calm and play smart, mostly avoiding early resignations, and often dragging games into high-stakes endgames where his endurance shines, having an 87.7% endgame frequency.

Of course, even a Grandmaster isn’t immune to the occasional loss—Robert’s longest losing streak stands at 10, but hey, every warrior has their off days, right?

Fun Fact

Robert’s favorite playing hour is 14:00 (2 PM), when his brain is a tactical fortress and his opponents face their doom. So if you’re thinking about challenging him, set your alarm and bring your best game—because at 2 PM, Robert Hungaski is practically unstoppable.

In summary, Robert Hungaski combines tactical brilliance, psychological resilience, and a sprinkle of mystery to be a chess force to be reckoned with. Whether it’s blitz, bullet, or rapid, he plays like a grandmaster — because, well, he is one.