YIting Wu, known online as wuyiting20130109, is a formidable chess enthusiast with a sharp preference for Blitz chess. Their style combines deep tactical awareness with a patient endgame approach, resulting in an average of 73 moves per victory — proving that YIting enjoys both the thrill of quick play and the strategic depth of longer games.
Playing Style and Strengths
Preferred Time Control: Blitz — where YIting has excelled with a peak rating flirting with the prestigious 2700 mark.
Tactical Flair: An impressive 80% comeback rate highlights YIting's never-say-die attitude on the board.
Endgame Expertise: Engages deeply into endgames, evident from a high frequency of endgame play and long decisive games.
Opening Repertoire: Well versed in various openings with a special fondness for the English Opening and French Defense, including variations like the Four Knights System and Burn Variation, showcasing versatility and preparation.
Career Highlights
Achieved a peak Blitz rating of 2700 in February 2025 — a remarkable milestone that places YIting in elite company.
Consistently positive win rates against a wide array of opponents with over 340 wins in Blitz and 180 in Bullet.
Notable resilience with both the white and black pieces, winning over 50% of games as White and a solid 42% as Black.
Fun Facts
YIting’s best time to play? Late night around 11 PM — apparently the chess pieces come alive best when the world is quiet.
Despite their rapid and blitz focus, YIting has a perfect unbeaten record in rapid games at one point, showing adaptability to slower tempos.
With an average first capture around move 7, YIting prefers a balanced blend of strategic buildup before striking decisively.
Longest winning streak stands at an impressive 13 games, but watch out for the 13-game losing streak too — even the best have their rollercoaster moments!
Chess Openings Favorite
YIting’s opening choices underline a love for rich positional play and counter-attacking chances:
English Opening: Four Knights System, Nimzowitsch Variation
English Opening: Mikenas-Carls Variation
French Defense: Burn and Advance Variations
King’s Indian Defense: Larsen and Makogonov Variations
