For me it depends how people see a Rondo, if its a circle with 1 in the middle trying to intercept a ball then IMO there is not much positional play, if you add another in the middle it becomes more positional, if the players on the outside have the room and are able to move around theres even more positions used.

Break Rondos down in a match you could see 3 at the back including GK trying to pass round or between 2 attackers

a typical rondo for me must progress through practices to be effective in subconcious learning

For me it depends how people see a Rondo, if its a circle with 1 in the middle trying to intercept a ball then IMO there is not much positional play, if you add another in the middle it becomes more positional, if the players on the outside have the room and are able to move around theres even more positions used.

Break Rondos down in a match you could see 3 at the back including GK trying to pass round or between 2 attackers

a typical rondo for me must progress through practices to be effective in subconcious learning