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Thybo, Jesper Sondergaard (10.01.1999)

Danish Chess Grandmaster (2020) is born in Denmark. Best results: European Youth U18 Chess Championship 2017, gold medal; Danish Chess Championship 2017, 3rd; Copenhagen Chess Challenge 2018, 1st; Danish Chess Championship 2019, tied 3rd; Int. Bodensee Open 2019, tied 3rd; 37 Obert Internacional d’Escacs d’Andorra 2019, tied 2nd; Riga Technical University Open 2019, tied 3rd;

Bellin Jana Malypetrova (09.12.1947)

British Woman Grandmaster (1982) born in Czechoslovakia. She is also an anesthesiologist. The best British women player of the 70s and 80s. Chairwoman of the FIDE Medical Commission for a decade. Jana was British Women’s Champion in 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1976 and 1977 (after play-off) (as Hartston) and 1979 (as Miles). At the

Nedeljkovic Verica (16.09.1929)

Serbian Honorary Woman Grandmaster (1977), the wife of Prof Dr Srecko Nedeljkovic. She was born in Pridvorica (Čačak), Serbia, Yugoslavia. Best Yugoslav sportswoman of the year, she was awarded the Order of Merit for the People in 1957. Yugoslav Women’s Champion in 1950, 1951, 1952, 1953, 1958 and 1965. Best results: winner at Opatija in

Bricard Emmanuel (04.05.1966)

French Grandmaster (2005). French Champion in 1993. Coach and chess video producer. Best results: 2nd at Montpellier 1991, 2nd; Toulouse 1994, 1st; French championship 1994, 3rd-4th; Bissen 1995, 2nd-3rd;  Sonnevanck 1996, 1st-2nd; Toulouse Open 1998, 2nd; Evry 2001, 3rd; Bogny sur Meuse 2005, 2nd; Montpellier Open 2008, 1st-2nd; French championship B 2009, 1st. A participant

Bjerre, Jonas Buhl (26.06.2004)

Danish Chess Grandmaster (2020) is born in Denmark. Best results: European Youth U14 Chess Championships 2017, gold medal; European Youth U14 Chess Championships 2018, bronze medal; DK Championship 2019, tied 1st; First Saturday GM July 2019, tied 1st; XXXI International Chess Open Roquetas de Mar 2020, tied 3rd; He represented Denmark National Team at the

Obregon Rivero, Juan Carlos (08.09.1989)

Cuban Chess Grandmaster (2020) is born in Cuba. Best results: Tomas Jimenez 2013, 1st; Capablanca Abierto 1 2013, 1st; XXV GM Carlos Torre Repetto in Memoriam Magistral 2013, tied 1st; 2do. Festival Memorial Marcel Sisniega 2015, tied 1st; LXV Campeonato Nacional e Internacional Abierto Mexicano de Ajedrez Aguascalientes 2019, tied 1st; 2do Torneo ITT FENAMAC

Iskandarov, Misratdin (14.01.1995)

Azerbaijani Chess Grandmaster (2020) is born in Sumqayit, Azerbaijan. Best results: Nakhchivan Open 2017, group A, tied 2nd; Mersin Metropolitan Municipality 4th International Open Chess Tournament 2019, tied 1st; 7th International Orange Blossom Carnival National Chess Tournament 2019, 1st; Baskent University International Open Chess Tournament 2019, 2nd; 18th Caspian Cup International Chess Festival 2020, 1st;

Tristan, Leonardo (22.11.1989)

Argentinian Chess Grandmaster (2020) is born in Argentina. Best results: XXII Magistral de la Rca Argentina Copa Mercosur 2018, 1st; X Magistral Grafica Yael Torre Blanca 2019, 1st; 94 Campeonato Final Argentino Superior 2019, 3rd; IV Abierto de Montevideo Copa Marcel Duchamp 2020, tied 2nd; Peak rating: 2538 in October 2019

Paragua Mark Callano (29.03.1984)

Philippine Grandmaster (2005). He became the youngest Philippine master ever when he was 9 years old and the youngest IM when he was 14 years and 8 months old. Bronze medalist at the World U16 in 2000. Philippino Chess Champion (2012). Best results: Lutece Echecs Open (FRA) 2004, 1st; Alushta 2004, 1st; FIDE World Championship