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Jonathan Sánchez Millones - FIDE Master and Chess Connoisseur

Known in the chess world as CASTIGADOR2, Jonathan Sánchez Millones proudly carries the title of FIDE Master, a badge of honor for those who’ve danced with kings, queens, and the occasional pesky pawn on the 64 squares of strategic mayhem.

Starting with a blitz rating around 1300 in 2014, Jonathan's journey has been nothing short of a rollercoaster—with a peak blitz rating soaring to an impressive 2456 in 2024. If speed chess were a video game, Jonathan would be max level, especially in fast-paced bullet where scores have flirted with ratings in the mid-2400s. It's safe to say, the faster the clock, the sharper Jonathan’s mind.

Jonathan’s playing style could be described as a mix of patience and endurance—averaging nearly 73 moves per win in his games! A true marathoner who enjoys prolonged battles and complex endgames, with a narrow early resignation rate of just about 1%, showing a fighter’s heart. A comeback rate of 88.5% and a perfect 100% win rate after losing a piece? Talk about resilience—this is the kind of player who shakes off a blunder like a cool breeze and gives no quarter.

When not plotting multi-move tactics or concocting opening mysteries known mysteriously as “Top Secret,” Jonathan has demonstrated an uncanny ability to balance wins across various time controls. Blitz games boast nearly 2156 wins out of over 4400, while bullet chess is even more dazzling with a 55% win rate. And in rapid chess? Well, a perfect 100% win rate in rapid games hints that maybe the secret sauce works best when given a bit of breathing room.

Opponents beware: Jonathan’s list of most-played foes (like alex_dd and nrns) reads like a who's who of the blitz battlefield. Though he sometimes stumbles at unlucky adversaries like chesscoachjohn, the overall stats reveal a player who adapts, overcomes, and sometimes flusters rivals with unexpected moves.

Psychology-wise, Jonathan respects the game above all, boasting a modest tilt factor of 11 (which means when things go awry, he doesn't rage quit his keyboard) and a near-even win rate whether wielding the white or black pieces. His peak hours? Avoid 12 PM if you want to catch him napping—the odds of victory plummet! But catch him playing online after 8 AM or in the early afternoon, and you might just see some of the sharpest tactical chops on display.

A chess enthusiast, strategist, and occasional fun-haver, Jonathan Sánchez Millones reminds us all that chess is not just a game but a continually evolving journey filled with thrilling comebacks, tactical fireworks, and, of course, an ever-growing collection of “Top Secret” opening repertoire surprises.

In the battle between pawns and kings, Jonathan doesn’t just move pieces—he moves mountains.