Federation chess players

Rinat A. Jumabayev

Players ratings National team National Champions

Date of birth: 23.07.1989 Place of residence: Astana Title, Current rating: GM, 2605 Date of the title award: 2009

Tournament achievements:

Kazakhstan chess Grand Master(2009). Member of threeChess Olympiads(2008-2012), the Asian Games(2010) and team championship of Asia(2012). Repeatedlyhe representedKazakhstanat the world championships and Asia among young people in different age categories.
Twice champion of Kazakhstan in 2011[1] and2014[2] years. Vice-champion in 2010 and twice bronze medalist in 2007and 2013. InDecember 2013,he won the tournament“Pavlodar Open2013”, dedicated to the Independence Day ofKazakhstan.
The holder of the highest ratings in the2607points in theCentral Asia.Since 2008is a member of the national team of Kazakhstan.The Champion and winner of the gold medalIVCentral AsiaCup2015. Champion of Kazakhstan in 2017. Winner of XIX Open International d’escacas de Sants (2017).

Murtas M. Kazhgaleyev

GM, 2582 FIDE Chess Profile

Players ratings National team National Champions

Date of birth: 17.11.1973 Place of residence: Tashkent Title, Current rating: GM, 2582 Date of the title award: 1998

Tournament achievements:

Born onNovember 17, 1973 (42), Kazakhstan’s chess Grand Master. In the national team of6-party competition. Champion of the summerAsian Games2006 inDoha,in rapid chess.

Anuar M. Ismagambetov

GM, 2538 FIDE Chess Profile

Players ratings National team National Champions

Date of birth: March 21, 1986 Place of residence: Astana Title, Current rating: GM, 2538 Date of the title award: 2008

Tournament achievements:

Silver medalist at the World Championship among students(Switzerland,2010), Multiple medalist and two-time Kazakhstan’s Champion among men(2008,2012), Winner of the ZonalTournament(Uzbekistan, 2007), Member of the WorldCup(Russia, 2007), The winner of theTeam Championship among Asian cities in the team of Pavlodar city (Iran, 2007), silver medalist of the Team Championship among Asian cities in the team of Astana city(Indonesia, 2011.),bronze medalist of the “Tashkent Open” International tournament(Uzbekistan, 2013.)

Pavel M. Kotsur

GM, 2539 FIDE Chess Profile

Players ratings Federation chess players

Date of birth: 03.01.1974 Place of residence: Astana Title, Current rating: GM, 2539 Date of the title award: 1996

Azamat Utegaliyev

2517 FIDE Chess Profile

Players ratings National Champions

Date of birth: 17.05.1991 Place of residence: Oral Title, Current rating: 2517

Tournament achievements:

1 place in rapid and blitz in the Kazakhstan Championship among adults (Karaganda, 2016). Olympic Games participant.

Denis Makhnev

FM, 2449 FIDE Chess Profile

National team National Champions

Date of birth: 2000 Place of residence: Pavlodar city Title, current rating: FM, 2449 Title awarded in: 2014

Tournament achievements:

Bronze winner of the World Youth & Cadets Chess Championship 2015

Rustam D. Khusnutdinov

GM, 2470 FIDE Chess Profile

Рейтинги шахматистов National Champions

Date of birth: 11.07.1987 Place of residence: Karaganda Title, Current rating: GM, 2470 Date of the title award: 2009

Tournament achievements:

Chelyabinsk2008-International Tournament
2012 Almaty-Rapid and blitz 1st place
Three-time champion of Kazakhstan among juniors

Петр Костенко

GM, 2459 FIDE Chess Profile

National team National Champions

Date of birth: 16.02.1976 Place of residence: Ust-Kamenogorsk Title, Current rating: GM, 2459 Date of the title award: 2006

Tournament achievements:

3rd placeAsian Championship up to 20 years(1996), silver medal in the team eventWorld Cup up to 26 years (1997), silver medalNFE on5board(1998), 3-time champion of Kazakhstan among men(1998,2000,02), silver (2001, 13, 14) and bronze medalist of Kazakhstan Championship (2003),bronze medalistIVCentral AsiaCup2015

Kirill Kuderinov

IM, 2439 FIDE Chess Profile

National Champions

Date of birth: 13.06.1987 Place of residence: Aktobe Title, Current rating: ММ, 2439

Tournament achievements:

The winner of the open tournament Astana Open 2016. Winner of Kazakhstan Chess Cup (Astana, 2016). Olympic Games participant.

Zhandos Agmanov

FM, 2379 FIDE Chess Profile

National team National Champions

Date of birth: January 25, 2000 Place of birth: Astana FIDE Title, rating: FM, 2379 The title has been awarded: 2016

Tournament achievements:

2-nd place on the World Chess Olympiad among juniors U16 years, 2016.
The champion of Kazakhstan U18 years, 2017.
The champion of Kazakhstan on blitz U 20 years, 2017.
1 place on Kazakhstan chess team championship as a part of the national team of Astana in blitz, 2017.
2-nd place on Kazakhstan Championship in blitz among men of 2017.

Zhanat Saiyn

IM, 2370 FIDE Chess Profile

Youth national team National Champions

Date of birth: 1998 Place of residence: Oral city Title, current rating: IM, 2370 Title awarded in: 2014

Tournament achievements:

World Schools Chess 2015 champion

Ramazan Zhakmakhanov

FM, 2316 FIDE Chess Profile

Youth national team National Champions

Date of birth: 2002 Place of residence: Almaty Title, current rating: FM, 2316

Tournament achievements:

Winner of Children’s Cup of Kazakhstan 2015

Zhansaya D. Abdumalik

IM, WGM, 2482 FIDE Chess Profile

Players ratings National team

Date of birth: 12.01.2000 Place of residence: Almaty Title, Current rating: IM, WGM, 2482 Date of the title award: 2014

Tournament achievements:

Kazakhstan chess player, at age of 14became the youngest Grand Master in Kazakhstan (2014).
Multiple champion of Kazakhstan, champion of Asian Youth Championship (Iran, 2008), the World Youth Championship(Vietnam,2008), the World Cup for Schools(Turkey, 2010), the World Student’s Championship(Poland, 2011),youth world Cup(Brazil, 2011), silver medalist of the World championship among girls under 12 years old(Slovenia2012), the best athlete and winner of the Kazakhstan national “People’s favorite of the Year”2013Bronze medalist of the Asian Championship in Blitz(United Arab Emirates, Sharjah2014)Recognized Asian Federation FIDE best chess player of Asia to 20 years.
Took third place in the international tournament «Oslo Chess Festival 2016″ (Norway, 2016)
The first place in the women’s international tournament in memory of grandmaster Christina Radzikovskoy (Poland, 2016)

Dinara R. Saduakassova

IM, WGM, 2474 FIDE Chess Profile

Players ratings National team

Date of birth: October 31, 1996 Place of residence: Astana Title, Current rating: IM, WGM, 2474 Date of the title award: 2012

Tournament achievements:

2004 -Vice- champion of Asia among girls up to 8.
2010 -the winner of the Cup of Dubai Sheikh[16]
Eight fold and all-around champion of the Republic of Kazakhstan among girls under10,12,14,16,18[18] [19].
2014-first among women and first among juniors in the “Benasque open” international tournament[22](Spain)
2014-the best result in the team of the Republic of Kazakhstan at the World Chess Olympiad[23] (Tromso), with no substitutions andlesionsscored8.5points out of11 possible[24]
2014September -world champion among girls under 18 (Durban, South Africa)[25]
The world champion among girls under 20 years of age (Bhubaneswar, India, 2016).
She was awarded the Order “Kurmet” (2016)

Guliskhan S. Nakhbayeva

WGM, 2394 FIDE Chess Profile

Players ratings National team

Date of birth: 20.06.1991 Place of residence: Shymkent Title, Current rating: WGM, 2394 Date of the title award: 2012

Tournament achievements:

2times champion of Asia among girls under16, 18,vice-champion of Asia among juniors, winner of the London chess Classic2012tournament, the winner of the zonalchampionship3.42013, and three-time reigning Kazakhstan Women champion 2011-2013. 2017 Kazakhstan Women champion. 2017 Silver winner of Asian Championship

Madina M. Davletbayeva

WGM, 2301 FIDE Chess Profile

Players ratings National team

Date of birth: 19.08.1989 Place of residence: Taraz Title, Current rating: Women’s International Master, 2301 Date of the title award: 2011

Tournament achievements:

Champion(2009) and winner of the Women’s Championship of Kazakhstan, winner of the Zonal Championship in Tashkent, the finalist of Men’s Championship of Kazakhstan(2011), bronze medalist of the World Chess Olympiad in Istanbul alternate board, member of the personal Women’s World Cup( Khanty-Mansiysk, 2012), member of the Women’s world Team Championships(Astana, 2013).

Gulmira B. Dauletova

WIM, 2263 FIDE Chess Profile

Players ratings National team

Date of birth: 13.04.1988 Place of residence: Almaty Title, Current rating: WIM, 2263 Date of the title award: 2007

Tournament achievements:

Kazakhstan’s champion among girls in the age groups up to 14, 18, 20 years, 3times champion of Kazakhstan among women, Asian champion, winner of the Men’s International Tournament “Aeroflot Open C” in Moscow and “Trud” in Tashkent, the bronze medalist of indoors Asian Games, Gold medal at the Universiade among students of Turkish-speaking countries, winner of the women’s prize in the Open International St Casablanca, Spain, member of the World Championships and World Olympiads.

Asel Serikbay

WFM, 2125 FIDE Chess Profile

Youth national team National Champions

Date of birth: January 23, 2002 Place of birth Kyzylorda city FIDE Title, rating: WFM, 2125 The title has been awarded: 2013

Tournament achievements:

3rd place on the Asian Youth Championship on blitz U16, 2018
1-st place on the World School Individual Championship U15, Yasy, Romania, 2017
1-st place on the Asian Youth Championship U16 years, Tashkent, Uzbekistan, 2017
The Champion of the Kazakhstan Championship U 20 and and U 16 years, 2017
2-nd place on the Asian Youth Championship on blitz U 14, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, 2016

Шолпан Жылкайдарова

WIM, 2165 FIDE Chess Profile

National Champions

Date of birth January 2nd 1994 Place of living Shymkent city FIDE Title, rating WIM, 2165 The title has been awarded March 2017

Tournament achievements:

The bronze winner of the Asian Nations Cup Chess tournament as a member of the national team of Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan 2016. First place at the Kazakhstan Chess Championship U12, U14 (2006,2008).

Nazerke Nurgali

WFM, 2080 FIDE Chess Profile

Youth national team National Champions

Date of birth: 2004 Place of residence: Kyzylorda Title, current rating: WFM, 2080 Title awarded in: 2014

Tournament achievements:

2015 Asian schoolchildren Chess champion. Bronze winner of the Asian Youth Championship 2015 Girls under 10, Bronze winner of the World Schools Chess Championship 2015

Yelena Ankudinova

WGM, 2096 FIDE Chess Profile

National Champions

Date of birth Novermber 14th 1962 Place of living Pavlodar city FIDE Title, rating WGM, 2096 The title has been awarded November 2013

Tournament achievements:

The world champion among seniors 50+ (2013), the vice-world champion among seniors 50+ (2014). Kazakhstan championships among women in “classic”:

2000 г. – 2 place
2004 г. – 2 place
2008 г. – 3 place
2015 г. – 1 place
2016 г. – 2 place
2018 г. – 3 place

Meruert Kamalidenova

WFM, 2011 FIDE Chess Profile

Youth national team National Champions

Date of birth August 3, 2005 Place of living Astana city FIDE Title, rating WFM, 2011 Date of the title award: 2017

Tournament achievements:

The two-time champion of the Asian Youth chess in classic U14, Thailand, 2018
First place of the of the Asian Youth chess U12, Tashkent, Uzbekistan, 2017
First place rapid of the of the Asian Youth chess, Tashkent, Uzbekistan, 2017
Bronze in the Asian Youth chess in blitz, Tashkent, Uzbekistan, 2017
Second place in the championship among men in Astana, 2017
The champion of Kazakhstan in classics U12, 2017
The champion of Kazakhstan in rapid U 16, 2017
Bronze winner of the World Cup in classic U 11, Sochi, Russia, 2016
The champion of Kazakhstan in classics U10, 2015
Bronze winner of the World Cup in classic U9, Brazil, 2014
The third place rapid of the of the Asian Youth chess U8, Iran, 2013
Silver winner of the World Cup in blitz U8, Dubai, the UAE, 2013

Amina Kaiyrbekova

WCM, 1939 FIDE Chess Profile

Youth national team National Champions

Date of birth: 2006 Place of residence: Astana Title, current rating: WCM, 1939 Title awarded in: 2014

Tournament achievements:

World and Asian schoolchildren’s 2015 Chess champion