Yolys Rondón - Woman Candidate Master
Meet Yolys Rondón, a dazzling chess tactician who proudly holds the title of Woman Candidate Master awarded by FIDE. Yolys, also known in the chess world as AjedrezConYolys, is a formidable bullet player with a peak rating of 1815 as of October 2024. This player knows how to handle the clock and the board alike—winning 41 out of 72 fierce bullet battles!
Yolys’s journey in bullet chess has been a rollercoaster of adrenaline and strategy, with a longest winning streak of 8 games and a knack for making comebacks (an impressive 85% comeback rate for the brave-hearted!). Whether it’s sharp openings or gritty endgames (they appear in nearly 74% of her games), Yolys plays with a style that's equal parts patience and power. Average moves per game hover around 66 moves — because why rush checkmate when you can outwit the opponent at every turn?
Speaking of style, Yolys shines brighter with the White pieces, boasting a win rate over 72%, while also performing respectably with Black at 41.67%. And psychological resilience? Remarkably high — a tilt factor of just 4 means “tilting” is for other players, not Yolys!
Don’t be fooled by the no-draw record; Yolys’s games finish decisively—checkmates and resignations galore. Out of 41 wins, 8 are by checkmate, 20 by resignation, and 13 are sweet, sweet timeouts. Sorry opponents, running out of time is not the best way to lose if you’re facing Yolys.
Favorite opening? The secret’s out: Top Secret — the Pirc Defense. She’s mastered it so well that 57% of these games end in her favor.
When does Yolys play best? At dawn! With a perfect 100% win rate at 4 AM and a top-notch 83% at 11 PM, she’s clearly a night (and early morning) owl of the chessboard. Perhaps the real question is: are you ready to face a player who’s both a warrior and a wizard of the 64 squares, whether the clock is ticking or not?
Off to the battlefield or just needing some inspiration to improve your bullet game? Watch Yolys’s thrilling victories and occasional defeats, all documented with rich games and clever moves, proving that every loss is just a prelude to the next spectacular win.
Yolys Rondón isn’t just playing chess; she’s rewriting what it means to be a bold and brilliant competitor in the fast-paced world of bullet chess.