Abdisalimov represented Uzbekistan in the World U16 Chess Olympiad in 2015. He played on Board four, going undefeated with four wins and three draws.[3]
In 2017, he obtained six points out of possible nine in the 11th Tashkent Open, Agazamov Memorial (group A), finishing in 19th position.[4]
In 2019, he finished 23rd in Bhopal International GM tournament with seven point after ten rounds.[5]
In 2022, he won the 9th Familcao Open with 7.5 points out of nine,[6] the 1st International Al-Beruniy Chess Tournament (Group A) with seven points out of nine. He obtained 6.5 points out of nine in International Istanbul Open (category A) finishing 4th.[7] He finished 5th in the 3rd Gujarat International Open with eight points out of ten.[8] He obtained 6.5 points out of nine in Leca Chess Open 2022, finishing 7th.[9]
In 2023, he finished 7th in the Central Asian Chess Cup with six points out of nine.[10] He finished 4th in the 3rd Sahibkiran Amir Temur Cup (Group A) with 6.5 points out of nine.[11] He finished 4th in the 29th Abu Dhabi International Chess Festival, Masters category with 6.5 points out of nine.[12] He obtained 6.5 points out of nine to finish 4th in the 8th Istanbul Open (Category A).[13]
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Uzbekistan
