He was born in 2005 in the village of Kuiruchuk, located in the Jumgal district of the Naryn region. Currently, Erbolot continues to live in his native village and works as a driver at the Karakete coal mine. After finishing high school, he studied at vocational college No. 5 in Bishkek.
In an interview with a Turmush correspondent, he shared that his older brothers are also passionate about the game of ulak, and he closely followed their performances since childhood. His inspiration and interest in the game were also fueled by well-known ulakchys like Rustam Tynaliev and Manas Niyazov. He made his first attempts at horseback riding at the age of 3-4 and began playing ulak starting from 10-11 years old.
“I learned by watching my brothers and experienced players. I played a lot and gradually gained experience,” he said.
Among his achievements are participation in various events where he made many friends, met interesting people, and played for strong teams.
One of the most memorable moments was participating in a game as part of a team with his brothers, where he was able to make a significant contribution to the team's success. All his brothers praised him at that time, and that moment has remained in his memory forever.
Additionally, Erbolot notes that they also received cash prizes. In 2021, at a competition in Naryn, their team won a car and many other awards,” he added.
In his free time, Erbolot dedicates time to training horses, preparing them for ulak games, and also engages in sports.
“My main goal is to take my parents to Mecca and to join the national team of Kyrgyzstan to participate in the World Nomad Games. I intend to work hard and make every effort to achieve these goals,” he concluded.
