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Username: Noghay

Location: Astrakhan

Playing Since: 2014-11-22 (Inactive)

Wow Factor: ♟♟♟

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Rapid: 2247
2W / 0L / 0D
Blitz: 2759
1121W / 829L / 204D
Bullet: 2662
185W / 117L / 13D

International Master Renat Bigaliev (Noghay)

Meet Renat Bigaliev, a chess gladiator better known by the moniker "Noghay" in the arenas of rapid, blitz, and bullet. An International Master officially crowned by FIDE, Renat's brain moves faster than a caffeinated knight on steroids, especially when the clock ticks down.

Chess Journey & Rating Highlights

Since bursting onto the scene in 2014, Renat's blitz rating rocketed from a respectable 2273 up to a fearsome 2701 by 2022—a rating slicing through opponents like a rook on an open file. Their bullet rating also hit a peak impressive enough to make even Magnus blink: 2662 in 2021. Rapid chess? Renat scored a top rapid of 2247, dazzling opponents with speed and precision.

Playing Style & Strengths

Renat is a master tactician, known for heroic comebacks boasting an astonishing 89.45% comeback rate and winning every single time after losing a piece — yes, a full 100% win rate in those stubborn fights. Endgame guru? With an endgame frequency of nearly 84%, they are the Houdini of the board, escaping and conquering late into the game with equal flair.

Patience personified, Renat tends to grind out wins over an average of 76 moves — because why rush victory when you can savor each tactical feast? However, surrender early isn’t Renat’s style; with a tiny early resignation rate of just 0.21, they fight till the last pawn drops.

Performance & Records

In the chaotic whirlwind of blitz, Renat boasts a solid win record crossing 1,100 wins with a win rate of about 52%. Rapid chess fans marvel at their dazzling 93% win rate in 29 games, proving that speed chess and quality can indeed coexist. When bullets fly, their sharp style yields close to 59% victories.

Opponents beware! Renat sports a favorite winning streak of 14 games and is currently riding a streak of 1 win. Players like gm-mamapenny and sudoi fall prey to a perfect 100% defeat record against Noghay, while others are left wondering how they got schooled with a smile.

Fun Facts & Quirks

  • Tilt Factor: A moderate 9 — when the nerves kick in, Renat keeps those queen-side castles intact without throwing a tantrum.
  • Peak Hour: If you want to catch Renat at their sharpest, tune in at 10 AM — boasting a healthy 65.65% win rate then. Early birds do catch rooks!
  • Psychological Ninja: Despite a small -36% rating dip when switching from rated to casual games, Renat’s focus never wavers when it really counts.

In sum, Renat Bigaliev is a force on the chessboard — blending speed, stamina, and psychological grit to outwit opponents and keep the crowd guessing. Whether it’s bullet, blitz, or rapid, Noghay is a name to remember and a master to respect.


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Hi Renat (Noghay)! Here is your customized training report

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1. What you are already doing very well

  • Consistent repertoire with clear ideas. As White you favour d4-Nf3-Bg5 systems (Torre/Trompowsky hybrid). Your pieces reach good squares quickly and you are comfortable playing around the typical e3–c3–Nbd2–Qe2/Qc2 structures.
  • Kingside initiative & pawn storms. In multiple wins you used g- and h-pawns (e.g. 25.g4!! vs Der_Balak_3Halak) to prise open files, then doubled rooks and finished with mating nets. Keep nurturing this attacking instinct.
  • End-game conversion. The most recent victory shows calm technique: you simplified into an extra pawn rook ending, advanced the passer, and never let the advantage slip. Good triangulation and opposition skills!
  • Time management. You regularly finish 3-minute games with ≈30-45 s on the clock, indicating healthy pre-move discipline without excessive bulleting.

2. Biggest growth opportunities

  1. Sharper answer to the Advance Caro-Kann.
    Your loss to livetofight shows early …h5 and …g-pawn lifts that left the king stuck on g8. Study the modern Short Variation (…c5, …Ne7, …Nf5) or the solid Capablanca line (…c5 → …Nc6) so that you can castle short safely.
    • Training task: build a flash-card tree up to move 12 against 3.e5. Review daily for a week.
    • Model game to start with: Carlsen–So, Wijk 2021.
  2. Handling early flank pawn pushes.
    In both the lost Caro and the Najdorf game vs Melikset Khachiyan you advanced a- and h- pawns aggressively. When the centre is still fluid this can back-fire. Before pushing a rook pawn, check:
    • Is my king already castled?
    • Can my opponent hit back in the centre with …c5/…d5/…e5?
    • What is the worst-case scenario if the pawn becomes loose?
    This simple checklist will save you rating points.
  3. Add a dynamic main-line against 1…d5 / 1…Nf6.
    Your Torre system is scoring, but stronger IM/GM opponents will prepare. One fresh option that still echoes your style: 1.d4 Nf6 2.Nf3 e6 3.Bg5 c5 4.e3 d5 5.c4!
    This transposes into Queen’s Gambit territory while keeping your Bg5 DNA. Test it in unrated blitz first.
  4. Tactical alertness in open Sicilians.
    Versus the Najdorf you missed …b4 followed by …Nxe4 ideas. Spend 10-15 minutes each day on moderate-difficulty puzzles with the theme “intermezzo” to sharpen that radar.

3. Micro-skills to drill this week

• Convert R+4 vs R+3 endings5 positions / day
• Identify the wrong-rook pawn in bishop endings3 studies / day
• Pattern: minor-piece sacrifice on h6/h7watch 2 model games

4. Milestones & motivation

Current personal bests: 2759 (2025-06-12) – 2247 (2021-12-18).
Next target: +50 elo in Blitz by end of the month. Reward yourself with a day off once achieved!

5. Annotated reference PGN

The most recent win distilled to key moments:


6. Next coaching call agenda

  • Review the critical moment after 14…bxa5 (did you consider 15.dxe5?).
  • Build a concrete study plan for the Advance Caro.
  • Set up sparring positions to practise zugzwang zugzwang.

Good luck, keep the passion alive and enjoy every move!



🆚 Opponent Insights

Most Played Opponents
chrspayn 15W / 0L / 2D
pierrebl 4W / 8L / 4D
Jens Ove Fries Nielsen 9W / 6L / 0D
rustev 7W / 4L / 4D
danylo_biletskiy 8W / 6L / 0D

Rating

Year Bullet Blitz Rapid Daily
2025 2759
2022 2701
2021 2662 2700 2247
2020 2477 2601
2019 2307 2609
2018 2514
2017 2428
2016 2309
2015 2174 2300
2014 2179 2273
Rating by Year201420152016201720182019202020212022202527592174YearRatingBulletBlitz

Stats by Year

Year White Black Moves
2025 8W / 2L / 1D 4W / 5L / 2D 78.5
2022 2W / 1L / 0D 4W / 0L / 0D 66.6
2021 300W / 222L / 49D 273W / 244L / 60D 83.1
2020 134W / 74L / 11D 105W / 96L / 14D 78.5
2019 38W / 15L / 3D 34W / 20L / 6D 81.2
2018 87W / 51L / 11D 68W / 58L / 14D 77.7
2017 88W / 53L / 19D 80W / 63L / 19D 76.5
2016 21W / 7L / 4D 19W / 9L / 3D 76.8
2015 1W / 0L / 1D 1W / 0L / 1D 60.5
2014 48W / 12L / 1D 43W / 16L / 2D 73.2

Openings: Most Played

Blitz Opening Games Wins Losses Draws Win Rate
Caro-Kann Defense 176 91 73 12 51.7%
Petrov's Defense 67 36 24 7 53.7%
Amazon Attack: Siberian Attack 59 27 21 11 45.8%
Amar Gambit 53 37 13 3 69.8%
Ruy Lopez: Closed 51 23 25 3 45.1%
Sicilian Defense: Najdorf Variation 44 25 18 1 56.8%
Czech Defense 43 20 17 6 46.5%
Ruy Lopez: Berlin Defense 38 24 13 1 63.2%
English Opening: Agincourt Defense 37 14 18 5 37.8%
Diemer-Duhm Gambit (DDG): 4...f5 36 19 14 3 52.8%
Bullet Opening Games Wins Losses Draws Win Rate
Nimzo-Larsen Attack 43 25 17 1 58.1%
Amar Gambit 30 19 11 0 63.3%
Caro-Kann Defense 26 13 12 1 50.0%
Hungarian Opening: Wiedenhagen-Beta Gambit 17 10 7 0 58.8%
Colle System: Rhamphorhynchus Variation 17 11 6 0 64.7%
Modern 15 8 7 0 53.3%
King's Indian Attack 14 11 3 0 78.6%
Barnes Defense 14 7 6 1 50.0%
Australian Defense 11 5 6 0 45.5%
Sicilian Defense 9 3 6 0 33.3%

🔥 Streaks

Streak Longest Current
Winning 14 3
Losing 9 0