Kong Xiangrui
Kong Xiangrui, known online as ricky8632200, is a FIDE International Master whose home tempo is bullet chess. This Kong Xiangrui chess profile highlights speed play, opening tendencies, endgame strengths, and a few rivalries that feel almost personal.
A Player Built for Speed
When the clock is running at bullet speed, Kong Xiangrui treats tempo like currency. A 38 game longest winning streak shows the kind of momentum that can make opponents question their life choices. Even the current 4 game winning streak keeps the pressure on.
A compact marker for the bullet side of the story: 3170 (2026-08-04)
Opening Preferences and Style
Kong Xiangrui likes to set traps early. The Amar Gambit stands out in bullet with an 85.71 percent win rate, while the Nimzo-Larsen Attack provides a flexible white system that stays solid without boring the table. Other favorite lines include the Modern, the Scandinavian Defense, and the French Defense: Exchange Variation.
The Endgame Engine
This is not a player who simply hunts for quick sacrifices. Endgames show up in 80.55 percent of the sample, and the comeback rate sits at 84.27 percent. That combination suggests a style that can survive early chaos and then outlast opponents in the technical phase.
- 845 bullet wins with a 38 game longest winning streak
- 78.15 average moves per win, which means many victories are earned in the grind
- 67.61 percent white win rate and 65.11 percent black win rate
- Best recorded hourly window around 22:00, when the night games get sharper
Rivals and Rhythm
The data points to a long running rivalry with William Ge, a frequent opponent where Kong Xiangrui holds a record of 64 wins, 1 loss, and 1 draw. That kind of head to head history turns a repeated meeting into a small chess serial with a predictable favorite.
Kong Xiangrui is most effective on Tuesdays, with a 76.26 percent win rate, and still dangerous on Saturdays. The overall picture is of a FIDE International Master who blends fast play, tactical resilience, and a serious endgame habit.