Hungarian Grandmaster (2006). Best results: won or shared first at Budapest Statisztika 1993, Finkenstein Open 1998, Lichtenstein Open 2000, Harkany Tenkes Cup (HUN) 2000, Seefeld Open 2001, Budapest FS12 2002, Budapest FS03 2003, St. Veit and Luzern Open 2007, Heviz International Open 2009. Peak rating: 2514 in 2002.

Mongolian Grandmaster (1999). Mongolian Champion in 2002, 2003 and 2005. Bronze medallist for the third-best performance on the second board at the 2004 Olympiad. A participant in 8 Olympiads since 1992. Peak rating: 2507 in 2000.  

Danish Grandmaster (1985) and Correspondence Grandmaster who was European Junior Champion 1981-2 and World Junior Champion in 1984. Danish Champion in 1983, 1984, 1985, 1993, and 1998. The winner of the Nordic Championship (1983, 1995, 2003). Best results: winner at Esbjerg 1983, Glausdal GM in 1983, Borgarnes 1984, Politiken Cup 1989, Tastrup 1992, Vejle 1994, Malmoe

English Grandmaster (2008), he is the owner of a Ph.D. degree in mathematics. British U12 Champion in 1993. Best results: Palma Open 2008, 1st; Essent Open 2008, 1-3rd; Intomart GfK Open 2009, 1-3rd; Unive Open 2009, 1st; Ciutat de Palma 2010, 1st, Sevilla Open 2011, 1-2nd; Seville Open 2012, 1st, Haarlem 2013, 1st. Peak rating: 2559 in

Swedish International Correspondence Master (1971) and International Master (1950). European correspondence champion 1967-1972. Swedish champion in 1947 and 1948. His best result was made in 1945-46 when he finished second at Hastings tournament behind Savely Tartakower. In 1944 he lost a match vs. Paul Keres 5-1. Forbidden to play OTB, he became a Master in

Australian International Master and Women Grandmaster. FIDE Trainer. Australian Women Champion in 1999 and Oceanian Women Champion in 2002, 2005, 2007, 2011, and 2013. A participant at board 1 in 7 Women’s Olympiads. Peak rating: 2306 in 2000. She is married to  IM Vladimir Feldman.

Chinese Woman Grandmaster. Women’s World Champion 2017, World Youth U10 Girls Champion in 2000 and 2001, World Youth U12 Girls Championship in 2002. Women’s World University Chess Champion 2012 and Chinese Woman Champion in 2015. Best results: 3rd China Women Masters Tournament 2013, 1st; Asian Women’s Rapid Championship 2015, 1st; 1st China Chess Queen Match 2015, 1st. At the

Swedish Grandmaster (1991). Hector is also a Correspondence Grandmaster. Swedish Champion in 2002. Hector is the club players’ hero, mostly due to his choice of openings. During the years, he has played many a Goering gambit, Latvian gambit, Schara-Henning gambit, and other openings along the same lines. The Swedish chess magazine “Tidskrift för Schack” declared

Serbian Grandmaser (2004).  Jeremic was Yugoslav U20 Champion in 2002 and 2003. Best results: Korinthos Open 2004, 1-6th, Leros Open 2009, 3-6th. Peak rating: 2537 in 2007. He is not active since 2011.

Bulgarian Grandmaster (1982). Bulgarian Champion in 1982 and second in 1986 and 1989. International Arbiter (2009). Best results: won or shared first at Primorsko 1976, Lodz 1978, Pernik 1981, Timisoara 1982, Nis 1983, Troll Master 1990, Bois-Colombes 1999, Rijeka 2001, Clichy Masters 2001, Breizh Master II 2004, Bergamo 2005, Creon Open 2008, Cap d’Agde Open