Jinglai He: The Real Deal of Online Blitz
Jinglai He, known on the board as realjinglai, is a Blitz loving battler with one of the busiest scorecards in online chess. He has played more than 28,000 rated games since the start of 2023, with the vast majority coming in his favorite time control, Blitz. His account is a living archive of marathon sessions, creative openings, and hard fought endgames.
The Blitz Marathon
If there is one format that defines Jinglai, it is Blitz. He treats the clock like a craft, and his rating graph shows constant climbing, crashing, and climbing again. His journey from a 2100 level player in early 2023 to 2608 (2026-09-19) at the height of his power is a story of persistence. The chart below captures that wild ride through hundreds of rated games each month.
At his strongest, Jinglai reached 2608 in Blitz, and he did it while playing more games in a single month than many players manage in a year. In September 2026 alone, he logged 1,380 Blitz games, an absurd pace that shows his love for the format.
A Laboratory of Unusual Openings
Jinglai rarely walks the well trodden path. With the white pieces, he often begins with the Nimzo-Larsen Attack, a flexible 1.b3 setup that leads to rich positional battles. He also enjoys the Amar Gambit, and his black repertoire leans heavily on the Sicilian Defense: Najdorf Variation. Add the Colle and London families to the mix, and you get a player who is almost impossible to prepare for.
His opening results are remarkably balanced. The Nimzo-Larsen Attack has been a reliable scoring weapon, while his Najdorf battles show the kind of gritty, theoretical fights that make online Blitz so addictive.
Rivalries and Rematches
Every marathon runner has a rival, and Jinglai has redflsh. The two have crossed swords 837 times in Blitz, with Jinglai holding a narrow but real edge of 406 wins to 373 losses. They have played so often they surely know each other's opening moves by heart.
Another notable opponent is acharisman, who has not enjoyed the rivalry quite as much. Against acharisman, Jinglai has racked up 25 wins, zero losses, and one draw, a near perfect score that any competitor would love to own.
Fighting Spirit and Tactical Instincts
Jinglai's psychology is built for Blitz. He has a comeback rate of 84.5 percent, and after losing a piece he still wins 47.22 percent of the time. He very rarely suffers one-sided losses, and his games stretch deep into endgames, with an average of over 72 moves per win. The queen is his most common checking piece, and when he delivers the first check he wins almost 58 percent of the time.
His best hours come late at night. Around 22:00 his win rate climbs above 51 percent, making him a true night owl of the board. He also runs hot and cold in streaks: his longest winning streak and longest losing streak are both 16 games, which is the perfect summary of high-octane online Blitz.
Record at a Glance
- Blitz record: 12,365 wins, 11,520 losses, 1,406 draws
- Longest winning streak: 16 games
- Peak Blitz rating: 2608 (2026-09-19)
- Favorite weapon with White: the Nimzo-Larsen Attack
- Most frequent rival: redflsh