Gisela Roque Sola - Woman FIDE Master
Gisela Roque Sola, known in the chess world under the username gisela_roque, is a fierce contender on the 64 squares and proudly holds the prestigious title of Woman FIDE Master. With a tactical mind sharper than a freshly honed bishop and a comeback rate of nearly 87%, Gisela’s games are a rollercoaster ride of suspense and brilliance.
Since bursting onto the blitz scene in 2018 with a rapid rise to nearly 2300 rating points, Gisela has dazzled opponents with a mix of cunning strategies and a remarkable ability to turn the tables even after losing a piece — boasting a nearly perfect 99.6% win rate in those tricky situations. Her average winning games last for about 68 moves, proving that she’s in it for the long haul and not just quick checkmates.
If you ever spot Gisela playing online, be prepared for a clash of ninja-like reflexes and tenacity. With over 1000 blitz wins under her belt and an impressive 21-game winning streak at her best, she’s a storm on and off the clock. Known to keep calm with a tilt factor of just 12, Gisela’s mental toughness means she rarely lets frustration mess with her game — although don’t expect her to resign early; she barely does that (less than 1% of games).
Her playing style favors rich endgames, with more than 70% of her games involving some form of endgame battle, so if you want to test your stamina, challenge her to a late-game fight! Whether playing with white (winning nearly 48% of the time) or black (with over 41% wins), Gisela consistently puts up a strong fight.
Outside the moves and counters, Gisela seems to prefer evenings and weekends to launch her chess attacks, showing a slightly better win rate on Saturdays and Sundays. Just don't try to catch her early morning unless you have a killer strategy ready—her 2 AM win rate clocks a perfect 100%.
In short: Gisela Roque Sola is not just a chess player. She's a blitz queen, a comeback artist, and an enduring force on the board who’s always ready to make you say “Checkmate? More like check-matey, I’m still standing!”