Russian Grandmaster (2003). Best results: Intl Moscow 2001 and 2002 and Serpukhov 2002, 1st; Tambov 2003, 2nd; Rating Tmt of Moscow 2003, 1st. Best ELO: 2501 in 2003.

Serbian Grandmaster (1974). Very strong blitz player. Yugoslav Co-Champion in 1970, 1971, 1974 and 1994. Won or shared first in Potoroz 1972, Biel 1973, Banja Luka 1974, Varna and Bajmok 1975, Varna 1975, Vukovar 1976, Zemun 1980, Ales 1983, Sainte Maxime 1983, Hem and Zenica 1984, Angouleme 1986, Oberwart 1989 and 1991, Cetinje 1993, Opatija

Serbian Grandmaster (2001). Vice Champion of Serbia 2003 and 2008, second in Macedonia Open 2002 and first in Sozina 2006. Member of the National Team which participated in the 2000 Olympiad and in the 2001 European Team Championship. Best ELO: 2640 in 2010.Serbian Grandmaster (2001). Vice Champion of Serbia 2003 and 2008, second in Macedonia

Ukrainian Grandmaster (2008). U20 Champion of Ukraine in 2007. Best results: U16 Championship 2004, 2nd; Transcarpathian Cup 2006, 1st; Rochefort Open 2007, 2nd; Savaria Summer 2008, 1st; Vasylyshyn Memorial (RUS) 2008, 2nd-3rd; Szombathelyi Nyar GM (HUN) 2008, 1st; Capelle la Grande 2009, 1st. Best ELO: 2575 in 2009.

Czech Grandmaster (1999). Bronze in the Czech Championship 2007. Won or shared first in Milk Challengers 2003, Istrak 2004, first in Ceska Trebova Open in 2007 and also third in Czech Christmas 2004. Member of the National Team in the 1996 Olympiad and European Team Championship in 2001. Best ELO: 2587 in 2010.

Russian Grandmaster (2006). Won Leipzig in 1979, Moscow IM in 1990. Best ELO: 2454 in 2002.

Russian Grandmaster (2000). Won Pripis Memorial 2004. Other good results: Chigorin Memorial 2004, 3rd; Moscow Open 2005, 2nd. Best ELO: 2621 in 2010.

Czech Grandmaster (2003) born in Russia. Won or shared first in Zarbze 2001, Aeskulap Open and Visus Open 2002, Travemuender Open, Bydzov GM and Casino Seefeld Open 2003, Bidzov IM, Tourist IM Prague, Wroclaw Intl Champ and Visus Open 2004. Other good results: Imperia Open 2003, 2nd; Gruben Open 2004, 2nd; Czech Championship 2004, 3rd.

Ukrainian Grandmaster (2001). Ukrainian Champion in 2004. Ukraine U12 Champion in 1997 and 1998. First in the World U12 in 1998. World best rated U20 in 2005. Member of the National Team which won the gold medal in the 2004 Olympiad. World Champion U14 (shared) in 2000 and silver medal in the World Championship U12.

Russian Grandmaster (1998). Graduated in economics. Coach. Russian Champion 2000, Russian U20 Vice Champion. Bronze medal in the European Individual 2002 and 2008. Won or shared first in Minsk 1996, Kstovo 1997, St. Petersburg and Kranodar Open 1998, Krasnogorsk 1999, Chigorin Memorial St. Petersburg 1999, Biel (rapid) 1999, Russia Cup 2000, Antalya and Korintos 2002,