FIDE CHESS PROFILE
Assaubayeva Bibisara
Federation
FIDE title
B-Year
FIDE ID
Kazakhstan
International Master
2004
13708694
2464
standard
2432
rapid
2461
blitz
Title registered by President
WFM — World Youth Chess Championship - U 08 Girls
World rank
World (all players):
World (active players):
Female (active players):
1384
991
23
National Rank KAZ
National (all players):
National (active players):
Female (active players):
13
7
2
Continent Rank Asia
Rank (all players):
Rank (active players):
Female (active players):
202
157
13
FIDE Titles (year)
2020
International
Master (IM)
Master (IM)
2017
Woman
Grandmaster (WGM)
Grandmaster (WGM)
2019
Woman FIDE Master (WFM)
2011
Rating Progress Chart
Biography
Bibisara Assaubayeva is the current Women's Blitz World champion, the youngest in history to earn this title, with just 17 years. Bibisara learned to play at [...]
Individual Calculations
Standard
May 2023
April 2023
March 2023
None
Rapid
May 2023
Avail.
April 2023
None
March 2023
None
Blitz
May 2023
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April 2023
None
March 2023
None
None
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FIDE Master
(FM)
(FM)
Bibisara Assaubayeva
Born February 26, 2004 | Federation: Kazakhstan | Rating: 2443
Bibisara Assaubayeva is the current Women's Blitz World champion, the youngest in history to earn this title, with just 17 years.
Bibisara learned to play at the age of four, taught by her grandfather, and just two years later, she won her first city championship. It wouldn’t take long before bigger achievements followed, and she became the winner of the World Youth Championships in Caldas Novas (Brazil) in the Girls U8 section, despite being one of the youngest participants.
In 2016, Assaubayeva won a gold medal at the World Cadets Championships in Batumi, Georgia, in the Girls U12 category, and the next year, she won a silver in the Girls U14 division in Montevideo, Uruguay. During this brief period, she was playing for Russia since she and her family had moved to Moscow. However, in 2019 they moved back to Kazakhstan, and Bibisara switched again her national federation to her native country. This allowed her to play for the Kazakhstan team at the Women's World Team Championship. Defending the third board, she was the best scorer in the Kazakh team, with 5/9.
Her most impressive achievement came in December 2021, at the World Rapid and Blitz Championships, where she surprised everybody with a phenomenal result. First, she got the silver medal in the Rapid Championship, only behind Alexandra Kosteniuk. Just two days later, she was crowned Women's World Blitz champion, winning the event in great fashion: she scored 14/17, winning 13 games, and securing her victory with two rounds to spare.
Bibisara Assaubayeva is the current Women's Blitz World champion, the youngest in history to earn this title, with just 17 years.
Bibisara learned to play at the age of four, taught by her grandfather, and just two years later, she won her first city championship. It wouldn’t take long before bigger achievements followed, and she became the winner of the World Youth Championships in Caldas Novas (Brazil) in the Girls U8 section, despite being one of the youngest participants.
In 2016, Assaubayeva won a gold medal at the World Cadets Championships in Batumi, Georgia, in the Girls U12 category, and the next year, she won a silver in the Girls U14 division in Montevideo, Uruguay. During this brief period, she was playing for Russia since she and her family had moved to Moscow. However, in 2019 they moved back to Kazakhstan, and Bibisara switched again her national federation to her native country. This allowed her to play for the Kazakhstan team at the Women's World Team Championship. Defending the third board, she was the best scorer in the Kazakh team, with 5/9.
Her most impressive achievement came in December 2021, at the World Rapid and Blitz Championships, where she surprised everybody with a phenomenal result. First, she got the silver medal in the Rapid Championship, only behind Alexandra Kosteniuk. Just two days later, she was crowned Women's World Blitz champion, winning the event in great fashion: she scored 14/17, winning 13 games, and securing her victory with two rounds to spare.