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Piskov Yury (12.10.1961)

Russian Grandmaster (1993). Businessman A member of the Soviet Team U26 in 1990. Former executive director of the Moscow Chess Federation. Won Muenster 1990, Copenhagen 1991, Douai 1993. Second at Belgrade Trako and Bonn 1995. Retired from chess in 2000. Best ELO: 2550 in 1993.

Pigusov Evgeny (31.03.1961)

Russian Grandmaster (1987). Businessman. Silver medal at the European Junior Championship in 1980. Coach of Garry Kasparov for a short time between 1985 and 1986. Won or shared first at Bayano 1985, Toljati 1985, Havana II, Copenhagen 1986, Reykjavik and Sochi 1987, Belgrade 1988, Reykjavik Open 1994. A participant in the 2001 World Championship. Mostly

Petrosian Tigran L (17.09.1984)

Armenian Grandmaster (2004). Armenian Champion 2012. Silver medal at the World U20 Championship in 2004, bronze medal at the Armenian Championship 2007. A member of the team which won the gold at the 2008 Olympiad. Best results: Kish (IRI) 2005, 1st; Stepanakert GM (ARM) 2005, 1st; Dubai Open 2006, 1st; Calicut Open 2007, 1st; National

Brunello Sabino (27.06.1989)

Italian Grandmaster (2010). Italian U18 Champion in 2003 and vice champion of Italy in 2007. Best results: Chiravalla 2004, 1st; Verone 2009, 1st; Skanderborg GM 2010, 2-3rd; European Union Championship 2010, 1-6st; Stelle Open (ITA), 1st; Citta di Alghero Open, 2011, 1-4th.; Tata Steel (Group C) (2013) with an 11/13; 1st. Bergamo Open 2015, 1st. A participant in

Petrik Tomas (30.10.1980)

Slovakian Grandmaster (2008). Slovakian Champion in 2005 and 2006. Slovakian U20 Champion in 2000. Best results: Cartak GM 2003, 3rd; Pula Open 2006, 2nd; Slovakian Championship 2007, 3-4th; Brezova Open 2009, 1-3rd; Slovakian Open championship 2011, 1-3rd. A participant in the 2006, 2008 and 2010 Olympiads. Best ELO: 2544 in 2006.

Petkov Vladimir (26.07.1971)

Bulgarian Grandmaster (2007). Best results: Teteven Open 1991, 1st; Donau Open 2004, 1st; Ortigueira Open 2005, 1st; Maestro Rodrigo Mem (ESP) 2006, 1st; Bulgarian Championship 2005, 3rd-4th; Zadar Open 2006, 1st; Bulgarian Open Championship 2007, 2nd; Almeria Open 2007, 1st; Grenada Open 2007, 3rd; Figueira da Foz 2010, 1-8th; Cesenatico Open 2010, 1st; Martigny Open

Bruzon Batista Lazaro (02.05.1982)

Cuban Grandmaster (1999). American Continental Champion 2005 and 2011, Cuban Champion 2004, 2005, 2007, 2009 and 2010. World Junior Champion in 2000. Iberoamerican Champion in 2005 and 2015. Best results: Won or shared first at Guil Garcia Memorial B in 1999, Lisbon 1999, Guil Garcia Memorial A 2000, Lausanne Young Master 2001, Capablanca Memorial I

Badea Bela (21.02.1969)

Romanian Grandmaster (1999). Third at the Romanian championships in 1997 and 1998. Best results: Espoo U18 1988, 2nd; Bucharest (III) in 1993, 1st; Bucharest (VI) in 1995, 1st ; Bucharest PBP in 1995, 1st; Samobor in 1998, 1st; Sisak in 1998, 2nd; Bucharest GM in 2000, 1st; Gausdal IM in 2001, 1st;  Norwegian ch. 2001,

Baburin Aleksandr Evgenyevich (19.02.1967)

Irish Grandmaster (1996) born in Russia. Irish Champion in 2008. Russian U17-2nd in 1982. Best results: Winner in Dubinin Memorial Novgorod 1990,  Budapest 1991 and 1992, Lichtenstein Open 1992, St Michel Open 1992, Leukerbad 1992, Kilkenny Open 1993, Isle of Man 1995 and 1997, Las Vegas 1997, Universe Open San Francisco 1997, Reno 1997, Commonwealth