Jackeline Salcedo WFM

Jackeline Salcedo

Woman FIDE Master & Chess Connoisseur

Meet Jackeline Salcedo, known in the chess world by the formidable username jackechess. A Woman FIDE Master who has navigated the 64 squares with both grace and grit, Jackeline is a player who mixes strategic insight with a dash of theatrical flair—because why just win when you can dazzle?

Jackeline’s chess journey is a rollercoaster of tactical fireworks and stamina-testing marathons. With a peak blitz rating of 2179 achieved in August 2019, she has blitzed through opponents faster than you can say "checkmate!" Her bullet best clocks in at a cool 2013, proving she's just as comfortable in lightning-fast battles where every millisecond counts.

Not to be outdone, her rapid rating soared to an impressive 2126 in 2021, showcasing versatility across all game formats. And speaking of versatility, Jackeline’s favorite opening remains a tightly guarded secret—because who needs to give away their battle plans? But let’s just say she’s got a 54%+ win rate on it, making it as mysterious as her opening ceremonies.

Despite facing a gauntlet of opponents—like the notorious tonnystarkchess and clever rendiros—Jackeline’s resilience shines through with epic comeback rates and tactical wizardry. She sports a longest winning streak of 11 games, proving she can put the hammer down when it counts. Of course, even chess warriors face setbacks; Jackeline’s longest losing streak was a humble 6, but she bounces back quicker than a knight from a fork.

Fun fact: her best time of day to play is at 1 AM—perhaps where silence is golden and every pawn push echoes like a symphony. With an early resignation rate under 2%, she’s got nerves of steel and a fighting spirit to match.

A Glimpse at Recent Battles

• Latest Win: A thrilling checkmate victory on April 25, 2021, in a National Amateur Sub2300 tournament, where she outmaneuvered richy150391 using the English Opening: Agincourt Defense. Follow her triumph here.
• Latest Loss: Even champions stumble. On February 23, 2023, Jackeline faltered against chinaman824, succumbing on time in a tense English Opening match. The game is available here.

With a love for endgames—occurring in over 77% of her games—and an average of around 72 moves per game, Jackeline prefers battles that are as long as a Netflix series, but with fewer commercial breaks. Whether she's playing white or black, her winning chances hover near 50-58%, demonstrating an unwavering fighting spirit.

Jackeline Salcedo is not just a chess player; she’s a strategist, a tactician, and sometimes a sleep-deprived midnight checkmating machine. The queen on the board, and the queen of cool moves.