Short Nigel David (01.06.1965)

English Grandmaster (1984). FIDE Vice-President (2018-), British Champion, Challenger for the title of World Champion

Romanov Evgeny (14.02.1988)

Russian Grandmaster (2007). World U10 Champion in 1998, European U12 Champion in 2000. Bronze medalists

Sutovsky Emil (19-09-1977)

Israeli Grandmaster born in Azerbaijan who moved to Israel in 1991. MBA. Coached by A.

Firouzja Alireza (18.06.2003)

Iranian Grandmaster (2018) who won the Iranian Championship at 12 in 2015 and in 2019.

Dgebuadze Alexandre (21.05.1971)

Belgian Grandmaster (2000) born in Georgia. Georgian Champion in 1990, Belgium Champion in 2002, 2005, 2007

Suttles Duncan (21.12.1945)

Canadian Grandmaster (1972) and Correspondence Grandmaster (1982), born in USA. Software developer, he earned his

Del Rio De Angelis Salvador Gabriel (10.02.1976)

Spanish Grandmaster (2004). Vice champion of Spain between 2003 and 2006. Vice Champion of Iberica

Georgiev Kiril Dimitrov (28.11.1965)

FYROM Grandmaster (1985) born in Bulgaria who was Bulgarian Champion in 1984 (shared), 1986 and

Chatalbashev Boris (04.02.1959)

Dens Grandmaster (1997) born in Bulgaria. Bulgarian Champion in 1991, 1998, 2007, 2010. Vice-champion of

Gretarsson Helgi Ass (18.02.1977)

Icelandic Grandmaster. World U20 Champion in 1994. Champion of Iceland in 2018, co-champion of Iceland

Mikhalevski Victor (08.07.1972)

Israeli Grandmaster (1996) born in Belarus, Israeli vice-champion in 1997 and 2008. Twice Israeli U20

Mikhalchishin Adrian Bogdanovich (18.11.1954)

Ukainian-Slovenian Grandmaster (1978)and author born in Lviv, Ukraine. FIDE Senior Trainer (2004) and ECU Board

Berend Elvira (19.09.1975)

Luxembourger Woman Grandmaster born in Kazakhstan. Luxembourger Men Champion in 2015 and 2016,  Women’s Senior

Batchuluun Tsegmed (04.02.1987)

Mongolian Grandmaster (2018), Mongolian Champion in 2006, 2014, 2015 and 2017, Asian Continental vice- champion

Greenfeld Alon (17.04.1964)

Israeli Grandmaster (1989) who was Israeli Champion in 1984 and 2018, few times Israeli Youth

Munguntuul Batkhuyag (08.10.1987)

Mongolian International Master (2010) and Women Grandmaster (2003). Women’s World University Chess Champion in 2010,

Efimov Igor (16.09.1960)

Monegasque Grandmaster (1992) born in Georgia and living in Italy. Coach. Italian Champion in 1998

Lputian Smbat Gariginovich (14.02.1958)

Armenian Grandmaster (1984), Honoured Master of Sport of the Republic of Armenia who played in

2018

January Australia. Max Illingworth won with 10/11 his second title of Australian Champion. Azerbaijan. Without

Amonatov Farrukh (13.04.1978)

Tajik Grandmaster (2004). Living in Moscow, he is the best national player for many years.

Kulaots Kaido (28.02.1976)

Estonian Grandmaster (2001). Estonian Champion in 1999, 2001, 2002, 2003 and 2008, 2009, 2010. Winner

Shankland Sam (01.10.1991)

U.S. Grandmaster, U.S. Champion in 2018, American Continental Champion in 2018, US Junior Champion in

Stefán Kristjánsson (08.12.1982-28.02.2018)

Icelandic Grandmaster (2011) and professional poker player. A participant in 5 Olympiads. Peak rating: 2503

Polihroniade Elisabeta (24.04.1935-23.01.2016)

Romanian Women Grandmaster (1982) and International Arbiter. Seven times Romanian Women’s Champion in 1966, 1970,

Lein Anatoly Yakovienich (28.03.1931-01.03.2018)

Soviet-born American Grandmaster (1968). In 1976, Lein emigrated to the United States. Best results: Winner in
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