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Moldovian Grandmaster (1974) born in Russia. Champion of Moldavia 1972, 1973, 1977. Co-champion (Open) of Moscow in 1982, co-champion of Russia (RSFSR) in 1984. Best results: 1968-69 USSR championship, 3rd; Dubna 1971, 1st; Leipzig 1973, 1st; Albena 1976, 1st;Wijk aan Zee 1971 2nd behind Boris Spassky. A member of the Soviet Student Team in the

Romanian Grandmaster (2006). Romanian Champion in 2007, 2010 and 2011. Best results: European U14 1998, 3rd-5th; Bucharest Revolution 1989, 2004, 1st-2nd; Korinthos Open 2004, 1st-6th; Romanian U20 2004, 3rd; Bucharest Winter Cup 2006, 1st; Timisoara 2006, 1st; Revolution Memorial 2006, 1st; Bucharest Autumn Cup 2006, 2nd; Bucharest 2007, 1st, Ciocaltea Memorila 2008 (ROM), 2nd. A

Russian Grandmaster (2004) who never won any international tournaments and retired from international chess in 2001. Best ELO: 2508 in 2000.

Russian Grandmaster (1991) born in Uzbekistan. World U18 Champion in 1990. Champion of Uzbekistan in 1982 and 1984 and vice champion in 1983, Champion of St. Petersburg in 2001, 2004 and 2005. Won or shared first at Pavlodar 1987, Starozagorsky Bani 1989, Budapest 1990, 1991, 1993 and 1995 Oberwart 1993, Ljubljana 1995. A participant in

Armenian Grandmaster (2007). World U20 Champion in 2006. Armenian Champion 2016. Best results: European U16 Championship in 2005, 1-2nd; Petrosian Club Cup 2005,2nd; European U 20 Championship in 2006, 2-6th; Jermuk intl. 2006, 2-6th; Armenian ch. 1st league 2006, 2-3rd; Somov Memorial (RUS) 2007, 2nd; Benasque 2009, 1st; Abu Dhabi Open 2009, 2nd; Kalamaria Open

Slovakian Grandmaster (2005). Vice Champion of Slovakia in 2004. Best results: Tatry Open 2001, 1-2nd; Oberland MZT 2002, 1st; Slovakian Championship B 2002, 1st; Imperia Open (ITA) 2003, 1st; Bratislava Open 2004, 1st -4th; Ostrava Open 2005, 1st; Imperia 2005, 1st; Ceska Trebova Open 2006, 1st; Szombathely 2007, 1st; Teplice Open 2008, 1st, Brezova Open

Chinese Grandmaster (2004). Graduated in Foreign Languages and Culture. Chinese U14 champion in 1994. Best results: GACC 2003 Open, 2nd; China University Championship 2004, 1st. Participated in the World Chess Championship, 1999 and 2001. Participated in the China-Russia Match 2001, Olympiad 2000 and World Team Championship 2001. Best ELO: 2588 in 2000.

Chinese Grandmaster (2002). Silver medallist at the 2005 Asian Individual Championship. Best results: Chinese Championship 2002, 3rd; GACC Open 2003, 1st; Fourth Prospero Pichay Jr. Cup (PHI) 2008, 1st; 2nd Chairman Prospero A. Pichay, JR. Cup (PHI) 2011, 1st; Dato Tan Malaysian Open 2011, 1st. A participant in the 2005 World Cup. Best ELO: 2536

Chinese Grandmaster (2007). World Students Champion in 2011. Best results: World U20, 2005, 4th-10th; Lake Sevan (ARM) 2007, 1st-3rd; People Chess Festival Open (SWE) 2007, 1st;  Dato Tan Open (MAL) 2007 and 2008, 1st; Dubai Open 2008, 1st-4th; Third President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo 2008, 1-3rd; Wijk aan Zee C 2010, 1st; Doeberl Cup 2010 (AUS),

German Grandmaster (1998) who was citizen of Ukraine. Won or shared first in Kecskemet 1991, Berlin Open 1992, Pogdorica 1993, Budapest FS 1997, Recklinghausen 2000, Kiel Open 2002, Rochefort 2004, Condino Open 2005 and 2006, Gausdal Classic B in 2006 Cesenatico 2010, Baden Baden Sommer Open 2011, Messina Open 2011. Also second in Recklinghausen Open