Jan Roldan Oriendo (aka Gmnadlor): The Bullet Barrage Maestro
Born with a knight on his mind and a queen in his heart, Jan Roldan Oiendo—better known in chess circles as Gmnadlor—has flicked pawns and crushed rooks with a blend of precision and flair since 2014. A player whose rating history could make a rollercoaster jealous, Jan surged from humble beginnings with a Bullet rating of 1407 in July 2014 to a jaw-dropping peak of 2757 in early 2024, proving that practice does indeed make perfect—or at least makes your opponents frustrated.
Jan’s forte? Bullet chess—games that move faster than a caffeinated cheetah. Over 25,000 games played in Bullet alone, with a respectable 52% win rate, backing a style that combines lightning-fast nerves with razor-sharp tactics. In Blitz, the pace slows just a tad, but Jan still clocks in an impressive peak rating of 2859—because who needs sleep when you can blitz?
Not one to shy away from longer battles, Jan’s Rapid and Daily ratings showcase versatility, peaking at 2766 and 1251 respectively, cementing the idea that patience can be learned—but sprinting to victory is still way more fun.
Playing Style & Stats
- White pieces win rate: A solid 54.17%, as if Jan wakes up and tells his pieces, "Today, you’re the stars."
- Black pieces win rate: A respectable 47.58%, showing Jan’s ability to fight back after the opponent’s opening surprise.
- Average moves per win: 70 moves—plenty of time to outmaneuver and humiliate with style.
- Average moves per loss: A grueling 78.9 moves—because when the going gets tough, Jan gets even tougher (or maybe a bit stubborn).
- Comeback rate: An inspiring 81.26%, which is basically Jan’s motto: "Never count me out until the king is cornered."
- Psychological trends: A low tilt factor of 14, evidence that even rage quitting isn't in Jan’s arsenal.
Fun Facts & Memorable Moments
Jan has hit some epic streaks in his career, including a 21-game winning streak and currently rides a 6-game winning streak, neatly sandwiched between bouts of occasional tough losses (because every hero needs a nemesis). His games often conclude with dramatic resignations (both sides) and checkmates, showcasing his knack for closing matches in style rather than letting the clock be the sole judge.
In a recent Bullet game, Jan deftly maneuvered through the notorious English Defense (ECO A40), dethroning his opponent with classic tactical finesse and a final flourish of a checkmate on the 38th move. Resignation was the polite way to say, “You got schooled.”
Opening Repertoire - A Secret Never Fully Revealed
While Jan’s openings are officially labeled “Top Secret” (a bit ironic, since his opponent often figures it out), his records show an admirable 52% win rate with these mysterious lines in Bullet chess. Unknown openings are also a favorite, keeping opponents guessing and occasionally baffled.
Opponent Records & Rivalries
Jan has faced some tough contenders—“grandemas” tops the list with 322 games played. Fun fact: against “maestrocherepovets,” Jan boasts a perfect 100% win rate. Maybe “maestrocherepovets” should ask for coaching? Then there’s a handful of lesser luck for foes like “lordofsandiego” with just 33.33% wins—bad day on the virtual battlefield!
Time to Shine (or Blitz!)
If you ever want to catch Jan at his best, aim for around 9 AM—his “best time of day to play”—or settle in at 8 or 9 in the morning when his win rates spike. And if you play on a Monday, your chances might be slimmer, as Jan’s win rate crests at over 52% on that day. Morning chess miracles? Possibly.
In Conclusion
Jan Roldan Oriendo, aka Gmnadlor, embodies the spirit of fast and fearless chess. An intuitive tactician with a flair for comebacks and a penchant for speedy endgames, Jan is the kind of player who makes opponents question their life choices one bullet game at a time. Keep an eye on this grandmaster in the making—just don’t blink, or you’ll miss the checkmate.
“Rooks may roam, but Jan’s reign at speed chess is no joke.”