Eric Feng, the Bullet Chess Specialist
Eric Feng, known online as the, is a FIDE Master whose chess profile is defined by speed, resilience, and an impressive willingness to play one more game when sensible people have already gone to bed.
Although Eric is active across multiple time controls, blitz is the clearest signature of his style. His record shows more than 1,200 blitz wins, while bullet chess is where he truly turns the chessboard into a stopwatch. A peak bullet rating above 3,200 underlines his ability to calculate, react, and occasionally make a move before the opponent has finished making one.
Playing Style and Strengths
Eric Feng is a combative and remarkably persistent player. His statistics show a strong comeback rate of 82.14 percent and a 56.45 percent win rate in games where he has already lost a piece. In other words, material setbacks appear to be treated less as disasters and more as mildly inconvenient plot twists.
Endgames feature frequently in Eric's games, with an unusually high endgame frequency of 83.3 percent. He also performs well after being the first player to give check, winning 70.28 percent of those games. Rooks and queens are his most common checking pieces, suggesting a practical attacking approach that remains dangerous even after the opening fireworks have faded.
Opening Repertoire
Eric's repertoire is broad, inventive, and occasionally delightfully mischievous. The Caro-Kann Defense is a dependable foundation, producing especially strong results in rapid play. In bullet, the Amar Gambit appears frequently and has delivered a win rate close to 67 percent when Eric plays White.
He also returns to the King's Indian Attack, the Nimzo-Larsen Attack, Slav structures, and a variety of unusual systems. Eric's opening choices suggest a player who values practical pressure and unfamiliar positions, an ideal recipe for fast chess where preparation can be as unsettling as a tactical threat.
Competitive Character
Eric's results show a player who is especially comfortable when the position becomes complicated. His longest winning streak reached 82 games, while his current winning streak is recorded at three. Even after a difficult run, the data points to a player capable of rebuilding momentum quickly, particularly in rapid and bullet sessions.
With a FIDE Master title, a huge volume of online games, and a preference for fast time controls, Eric Feng has built a distinctive chess identity: part technician, part tactician, and part human clock with a very good opening book.