Mary Gonzalez - Woman FIDE Master & Blitz Enthusiast
Known in the chess circles as MaryLolyGonzalez, Mary Gonzalez has earned the distinguished title of Woman FIDE Master from FIDE, showcasing her expertise on the 64 squares. A blitz specialist, Mary's rapid-fire game style is anything but slow—her record includes an impressive peak blitz rating of 1903 in 2025, after starting the year at just 588. Talk about a meteoric rise!
With a vigorous playing history of 47 blitz games, Mary boasts a win rate of nearly 60%, peppered with a longest winning streak of 12 that could make any opponent sweat. Mary’s games are known to last an average of 57 moves when winning, but she’s persistent enough to push losing battles to nearly 88 moves on average, proving she fights until the very end.
Mary’s trademark opening, humorously dubbed "Top Secret," has bewildered opponents and secured her 28 wins out of 47 games. Her tactical awareness shines through with a staggering 68% frequency of entering endgames, where she feels most at home. She’s the comeback kid too — bouncing back after losing pieces with a perfect 100% win rate in such situations.
When it comes to opponents, Mary is undefeated against many, including "khristiuk_iurii," "nicobarbablu," and "bprofi1970," maintaining a 100% win rate. However, beware "candyman377" – that one seems like a personal kryptonite.
Mary’s psychological resilience is no joke; with a tilt factor of only 3, she keeps her cool even after losses (“why rage quit when you can checkmate later?”). Playing mostly at prime hours, she’s a nocturnal strategist with perfect win rates at 1 AM and 2 PM, while still trying to crack that 25% win rate at 8 PM — hey, nobody’s perfect!
With an aggressive flair playing black pieces (62.5% win rate), Mary’s games are a thrilling mix of calculated offense and stubborn defense. Whether she’s racing the clock or maneuvering a complex endgame, this Woman FIDE Master never stops making those bishops and knights dance.
In short, Mary Gonzalez is a rising star with a knack for surprises, a fiery passion for blitz chess, and just enough humor to remind us all that at the end of the day, it’s about enjoying the game — even when your opponent is candyman377.