samihake

Profile Summary: samihake

Meet samihake, a rapid chess warrior who’s been battling on the 64 squares since at least 2024, steadily climbing the rating ladder from 1273 to an impressive 1443 in just a year. With a rather respectable win rate hovering just above 50%, samihake doesn’t always dominate, but when they do, it’s often with a flair for the Top Secret opening – a mystery that opponents might never fully unravel.

Known for their endurance, samihake boasts an endgame frequency of nearly 70%, proving they love a good slow burn to checkmate rather than rushing for quick kills. Their games tend to last quite a while, averaging about 65 moves per victory and even more in losses, which means if you challenge samihake, prepare for a marathon rather than a sprint.

Psychologically, samihake is the definition of resilience with a comeback rate of 79% and a perfect record (100%) winning after losing a piece—like a phoenix rising from the ashes of captured pawns. However, beware their tilt factor of 8, which is just enough to say: they get a little grumpy when things go south but usually bounce back quickly.

Interestingly, samihake enjoys a slightly better run with the white pieces, winning 56.7% of their games, while black games win less often, at 44.5%. Their best playing hours are surprisingly early in the morning, with a stellar 83% win rate at 6 AM – clearly a morning person who thinks best before breakfast. But don’t schedule a late-night clash without risk; their 28% win rate at 4 AM says it might be time to get some sleep.

Known opponents like minhnek2011 and catatumbax have been clocked with a perfect 100% win rate against samihake, while others like ckc9898 and ddobrevv have had better luck beating samihake, who in turn has conquered opponents such as iplaychesstomorrow and mr_indian01 with no mercy. Samihake’s longest winning streak of 8 games shows that on their day, they can be unstoppable.

In summary, samihake is the kind of player who might not bludgeon you with overwhelming firepower, but with steady tactical awareness, patience, and a knack for comebacks, they make every game a strategic rollercoaster. Challengers beware: samihake thrives when the going gets tough and the pieces start disappearing.

Chess fans, keep an eye on samihake: the secret weapon who quietly wins by wearing you down.