Cesar Jose Valido Bouza FM

César José Valido Bouza (chevoraska70) - FIDE Master Extraordinaire

Meet César José Valido Bouza, a chess virtuoso whose FIDE Master title isn’t just a badge, but a testament to strategic wizardry and relentless passion for blitz battles. Whether coordinating knights, outfoxing queens, or sacrificing bishops with flair, César turns every game into a captivating saga of cerebral combat.

From Humble Beginnings to Blitz Brilliance

Starting with an average blitz rating just shy of 2000 back in 2017, César’s journey has been nothing short of a rollercoaster loaded with brilliant victories, narrow escapes, and the occasional eyebrow-raising loss. With a peak blitz rating soaring above 2500 in 2025, this maestro dances with tactics that could make even Kasparov nod in approval.

Playing Style - The Thinking Pawns’ Showstopper

Known for an impressive early resignation rate of 45%, César doesn’t waste time on hopeless positions — rather, he prefers to conserve energy for future battles. His games rarely end quickly though, boasting an average of nearly 70 moves per contest whether victorious or not. Endgames are his playground, frequented in over 77% of games, showing a love for the strategic sieges that test patience and skill.

Tactical Mastermind with a Heart

When down a piece, don’t count César out. His notable comeback rate of 84% defies the odds, proving that tricky tactics and unrelenting resilience are his secret weapons. And if you manage to snag a piece off him? You better prepare, because his win rate even after losing material is a respectable 42.91% — not your average collapse.

Moments That Define a Chess Life

Whether it’s weekday blitz marathons or early morning chess bouts (his best time is apparently 7 AM, fueled by coffee and cold calculation), César’s win rates hover solidly in that sweet 45-48% range. He’s battled some familiar foes repeatedly, such as masterpeter1970 and ylr5000, enduring chess wars with a mix of triumphs and dramatic comebacks.

Recent Triumph and Tragedy

In an exhilarating recent victory against drapos1, playing the King’s Indian Attack, César showcased his finesse with a beautiful queen maneuver leading to resignation — reminding everyone why they’re captivated by his games. And when the tide turns, a loss on time to ariandal underlines the ever-present tension of blitz: the clock is the real king on the board.

Fun Facts & Chess Quirks

• Longest winning streak? A cheeky 12 games, proving the unstoppable momentum once César locks on target.
• Longest losing streak? A humbling 31 games, because even titans stumble — but the fight to bounce back never ends.
• Wins more often with White (47.9%) but never underestimates the power of Black pieces (42.2% wins), embracing both sides with equal zeal.

In the end, César José Valido Bouza is not just about ratings or titles; he’s about the chess adventure, the thrill of the game, and the joy of turning 64 squares into a battlefield of wits. Keep an eye on chevoraska70, the FIDE Master who proves that chess is as much about character as it is about computation.