Алишер Бегмуратов: The FIDE Master with a Blitz Swagger
Meet Алишер Бегмуратов, a FIDE Master whose chessboard escapades have left many opponents scratching their heads and reconsidering their life choices. With a title from FIDE in hand, Алишер has made a name for themselves predominantly in the lightning-fast realms of Blitz and Bullet chess, where not only speed but also cunning persistence rules.
Starting out in 2018 with a modest Blitz rating of 1815 and a Bullet high of 2658, Алишер rapidly ramped up their skills, reaching an incredible peak Blitz rating soaring above 2800 by 2025. Not one to shy away from fast-paced pressure, their Bullet games also impress, boasting peaks around 2679 and a nearly unstoppable win record after losing a piece—because who doesn’t like a good comeback story?
With an average winning streak that once stretched to an awe-inspiring 41 games, Алишер’s resilience on the board has been nothing short of legendary. Their games tend to be long affairs with an average of over 76 moves per win, showing that while they can blaze through in Bullet, they equally appreciate a deep, strategic tussle. Psychological toughness? Absolutely. Tilt factor is low at 10, meaning a bad move is just fuel for the fire.
Алишер’s style could be summed up as a mix of patience and tactical genius — they frequently end games (endgame frequency at 82.76%) and manage to turn losses into wins almost 90% of the time thanks to sheer determination and swift calculation.
A true chess gladiator, Алишер thrives during the weekend afternoons and early evenings, peaking with the highest win rates on Saturdays and at the 18th hour (6 PM) – perfect timing for crushing opponents after a day full of strategic thinking (or binge-watching chess openings).
Their most famous victories include multiple 100% win rates against several recurring opponents, proving Алишер’s dominance is not just luck but well-earned skill. And despite the fierce competition, they always maintain a playful spirit—because if you can’t laugh at yourself losing a piece and still come back to win, what’s the point?
In the fast world of chess swipes and clicks, Алишер Бегмуратов is a master both of the board and the witness stand of their own brilliance.