Alexandra Botez Wiki, Age, Boyfriends, Net Worth & More

Alexandra Botez is a prominent and brilliant chess player born on September 24, 1995. She is well-known for playing chess all over the world and creating chess lesson videos.

She was born in the city of Dallas, Texas. Botez is a 25-year-old professional chess player who earns a living from her accomplishments.

Alexandra Botez Profile/Bio

Real Name-Alexandra Botez

Nickname-Alex / Miss Botez

Profession-Chess Master

Alexandra Botez Personal Life/Wiki

Date of Birth-September 24, 1995

Age (as in 2021)-25 years old

Birthplace-Dallas Texas

Hometown-Dallas Texas

Nationality-American

Zodiac Sign/Sun Sign-Libra

Religion-Christian

Alexandra Botez Family Information

Alexandra was reared by her parents and sister when she was little. Despite the fact that she has repeatedly showcased her parents on social media, their identities have remained hidden.

As of now, no information on her parents, including their names or career paths, is available. Alexandra has a younger sister, Andrea Botez, who is her only sibling.

Sister Name-Andrea

Alexandra Botez Education Details

School-Oregon, Botez

College/University-University of Texas Dallas

Educational Qualification-Study of International Relations

Alexandra Botez Boyfriends, Affairs & More

Alexandra Botez is dating GM Eric Hanson at the moment. Hanson is also a Grand Master in the game of chess, having earned the title in 2013.

When the two were seen playing chess in Botez's room, the rumor of their relationship began, and many of their followers wondered. However, the couple has not confirmed their relationship.

They are, however, commonly spotted hanging out in many pictures and on social media. Alexandra Boitez is not currently engaged, married, or the mother of a kid.

Marital Status-Unmarried

Boyfriends-GM Eric Hanson

Alexandra Botez Money Factor

Alexandra Botez is a renowned chess player and streamer in the years 2020 and 2021. Her channels and stream receive a lot of attention and participation.

Her primary source of income, however, continues to be her chess career and prize money, as well as her YouTube and Twitch advertisements and paid subscriptions.

Alexandra Botez's net worth is estimated to be between $1 million and $5 million as of 2021.

Net Worth (approx.)$5 million

Early Life

Botez grew up in Dallas, Texas, where he was born and reared. When she was seven years old, she began playing chess. Botez began her schooling at a local elementary school.

In Vancouver's Romanian Community Chess Centre, she played chess with chess master Valer Demian.

Botez was awarded a chess scholarship while in high school in Oregon. Her teachers described her as one of the smartest and brightest pupils in her class.

Career

Alexandra Botez began playing chess while she was a teenager, and at the age of 15, she won the US Girls' National Chess Championship. She went on to compete in a number of contests, including chess Olympiads.

Botez was selected by the Canadian National Team, and she rewarded them by winning the Canadian Girls National Championship five times in a row.

She was also elected president of the Stanford Chess Club and assisted in the coverage and production of the PRO Chess League Finals in 2018 and 2019.

Alexandra Botez, despite being multiple champions, is a role model and equally humble. She gave a self-mocking expression termed Botez Gambit regarding the popular UK chess TV game Queens Gambit after losing a queen by accident.

According to the FIDE Elo rating maintained in September 2020, Botez is the all-time Top 10 Canadian Player.

She also serves on the board of directors of the Susan Polgar Foundation, an organization founded by Susan Polgar to promote equality in chess access for men and women.

Controversy

• GM Hikaru Nakamura chastised Alexandra Boitez and her sister Andrea in July 2020 for not properly classifying their broadcast.

• Instead of chess or sports, the sisters put their chess match webcast under the "Just Chatting" category.

• This resulted in nearly 10,000 spectators watching the show in the Just Chatting category, reducing the popularity of Chess on Twitch.

• The sisters retaliated by blasting Hikaru for unfollowing them on Twitter. They accused Hikaru of stealing their thunder by publicizing programs months ahead of time.

• The two chess masters continue to have a tense relationship. They will, however, appear on the show together in 2021.

• We wish them well in resolving their issues and reuniting.